The Reflecting Pool, the Fake Photos, and the Arch That Couldn't Survive Review

What Federal Power Did to LGBTQ+ Americans

The government moved first. The courts, when they moved at all, moved second.

The Justice System, For Sale and For Retribution

Washington Endorsed Orbán, Captured Maduro, and Ceded the Strait of Hormuz

When the Facts Themselves Became Negotiable

This is Part One of two.

Part 1 traced how the promise of a government still bound by its own laws fared against the record’s first nine themes.

Budget freezes fought to the Supreme Court, an unconfirmed private citizen inside Treasury, a war without Congress, and a representative kept from her seat for six weeks

From an AI image of Trump as Jesus to a senator pepper-sprayed at a detention facility, this is the documented record of how decency functioned as a resource to spend rather than a constraint on power

Over 82 weeks, the federal record documents 714 actions touching Americans living in or near poverty.

Discharged, Detained, Deported: The Federal Campaign Against LGBTQ+ Americans

How a Fentanyl Emergency Became a Tax on Everything

Vaccine advisers fired, a childhood immunization schedule rewritten twice, a CDC director dismissed for insisting on evidence, and the EPA's legal authority over climate rules repealed

How the Office Paid Its Occupant

A sourced record of 578 federal actions affecting Congress from January 2025 to August 2026 — impoundment, oversight arrests, a 43-day shutdown, and the Epstein files.

544 Actions, One Pattern: How the Government Hid Its Own Record

The endangerment finding repealed; $2 billion paid to abandon wind projects; NOAA cut a third; a detention camp built through the Everglades — and the courts are still deciding what survives.

633 documented federal actions over 82 weeks test the Constitution's core guarantees—citizenship, due process, war powers, and voting rights.

Emoluments and Self-Dealing

42 Million Lost SNAP on One Day. The Money Was There.

729 Documented Actions Against U.S. Elections, 2025-2026

From a $1.02 trillion Medicaid cut to an immigration oversight office reduced from 118 staff to five: 73 documented federal actions against disabled Americans.

229 documented federal actions across 69 weeks — citizen children deported, family detention expanded, legal aid cut, vaccine schedule rewritten.

How WHO withdrawal, agency purges, and Medicaid cuts reshaped American public health under the second Trump administration

The Quota, the Shootings, the Mega-Prison

Day-One Blitz: Shutting Down Legal Pathways and Declaring Emergency

The Alien Enemies Act, the Voting Rights Act, and a War Powers Resolution That Never Passed

Pardons, Purges, and a Weaponized DOJ — 1,629 Documented Actions

Proximity to the president determined who bore the risk, and who was shielded from it.

A sourced record of federal actions affecting women: legal sex redefined, reproductive funding cut in 22 states, clinic-violence convicts pardoned, and a president who demeaned his own press corps

Four hundred and seventy-eight documented federal actions in seventy-nine weeks: 275,000 federal jobs eliminated, collective bargaining ended for a million workers, wage floors rewritten by regulation

Sixty-eight documented federal actions in nineteen months: a VA workforce cut by tens of thousands, abortion care banned twice, protesting veterans arrested, military families deported

What Brisbane saw—and did not see—on September 7, 2025.

When review comes after the act, winning the case may not restore what was lost.

How my father taught me that friendship is not merely about the company we find, but the person we become within it.

An extract from The Hardening

The books are being written, the Archive remains open, and the record is still accumulating. Here is how you can take part.

The Kentucky Law Behind the McConnell Mystery

IBM, Stanford, and the life hidden inside a choice.

Four volumes, four stages in an unfolding record—and the argument connecting them.

An adapted excerpt from the synthesis chapter of Volume 1

How the flood of events is divided into historical arcs

A single thread through the Trump Action Archive and The Trump Chronicles

The books began with the events. The Archive began with an obligation.

DOGE as Parallel Statecraft

From a week’s events to chronology, chapters, sources, and a thesis

The problem is no longer finding out what happened. It is seeing what one event has to do with another.

The Trump Chronicles Project

An Armed Detention in the West Bank Put Force, Protection, and Impunity in One Frame