The Trump administration is challenging a longstanding firewall around taxpayer data so addresses can be shared and used in deportations.

We’re likely to continue our all-of-the-above approach that includes fossil fuels and renewables, with price a key factor.

“NATO is one side of the coin. Economic ties are the other side of the coin,” said Neil Irwin of Axios. “Both sides are tarnished right now.”

Government spending is built into the formula for calculating GDP.

Funding for agriculture research at 17 labs at U.S. universities is now frozen. The labs are laying off workers, and some research is on hold.

White House seeks sway over FCC, FEC, FTC and some Fed operations. Politics professor Sarah Binder says it “grabs power from Congress.”

And the oil cartel may well decide to just wait and see what happens in the U.S.

The Office of Management and Budget clarified that the EO limits disbursements for climate-related projects, like EV charger infrastructure. Other funding can keep flowing, if agencies check in first.

They’ve been ponying up cash for years. Now they want dividends.

Ian Bremmer of the Eurasia Group says a volatile Mideast, Russian disruption and a strained U.S.-China relationship could all prove harmful.