New Executive Orders

Sets a preference for classical and traditional architecture for federal buildings.

Increases federal law enforcement and military presence to fight crime in D.C.

Prioritizes prosecuting individuals who burn the American flag.

Ends cashless bail policies in Washington, D.C. to keep dangerous people in jail.

Restricts federal funds for states and cities with cashless bail policies.

Creates a national initiative to improve the design of government services.

Streamlines regulations to boost the U.S. commercial space industry.

Fills the national reserve of key medicine ingredients to protect the U.S. supply.

Cancels a previous executive order about competition in the American economy.

Extends the temporary stop on extra taxes for certain goods from China.