Pres. Trump's flurry of executive actions may foreshadow fewer congressional requests. Here's what to expect from Trump's address to Congress: https://t.co/RlOPPhLa2J

Pres. Trump’s joint address to Congress comes just ahead of a key federal funding deadline on March 14, at which point the federal government will run out of money.  Here's what to expect from the speech: https://t.co/8VtXTSMZf7

Who will win the 2025 #Oscars? 👀 @FiveThirtyEight breaks it down. https://t.co/zZWgoJzZ8T

Looking at all the polls that have been released since he took office, @FiveThirtyEight found that while Americans express support for some of Trump's immigration policy and broad government reform in principle, they oppose most of what he has done. https://t.co/02EJ0Zdms4

You can really see the national conversation on race shift from liberal frames in 2020-21 to conservative ones, like "DEI," today. https://t.co/s9pCAwHjZl

An analysis found that the way news stations reported on racial equity issues has changed multiple times over the past five years. https://t.co/D7HX10WRzK

Egg prices did not go down on "day one" as Pres. Trump promised. While eggs are just one product, they're a useful case study in how many factors can influence the price of food, and what — if anything — the president can do about it. https://t.co/WWxof3arQU

In late January, many federal websites took down entire datasets to avoid possibly violating a series of executive orders from President Trump. https://t.co/Kgu3Sd1L7w

Do Americans approve or disapprove of Donald Trump? Check out @FiveThirtyEight’s polling averages:

In late January, many federal websites took down entire datasets to avoid possibly violating a series of executive orders from President Trump. https://t.co/X3DxqfOUD8

Recent polling suggests that Pres. Trump's plan for the U.S. to take over Gaza is unpopular and may raise concerns about the direction of Trump’s foreign policy. Read more for polls on U.S. expansion, the Russia-Ukraine war and Trump's approval rating:

Do Americans approve or disapprove of Donald Trump? Check out @FiveThirtyEight’s polling averages:

Egg prices did not go down on "day one" as Pres. Trump promised. While eggs are just one product, they're a useful case study in how many factors can influence the price of food, and what — if anything — the president can do about it. https://t.co/vp0V1VH3y8

What do Americans think about Trump's tariffs? Economists agree they would raise prices, and Americans agree that would be bad.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has been increasing the number of arrests of people allegedly in America illegally, according to both media reports and official data. But a lot of that data is incomplete. https://t.co/ytsatuq881

Do Americans approve or disapprove of Donald Trump? Check out @FiveThirtyEight’s polling averages:

Don’t be surprised that Republicans in Congress aren’t pushing back against Trump. It’s not the same Republicans as were in Congress in 2017.

In 2017, Trump quickly got to work refashioning the Republican Party into the party of Trump. The proof of his success is in the numbers: Today, only 121 of those 293 B.T. (Before Trump) Republican legislators (41%) still have an office on Capitol Hill. https://t.co/BCE3DZy5Bw

Since his inauguration on Jan. 20, Trump has signed a record number of executive orders that have already begun to reshape American priorities at home and abroad.

While Lake Michigan isn't known for massive waves, political developments in Michigan last week look likely to make a sizable splash in the 2026 election cycle.