Information Hub
Trackers of Regulations, Litigation, and DOGE Actions
Tracking executive actions
Protect Borrowers and the Consumer Federation of America tracks enforcement actions pending against repeat offender banks and corporations that broke laws and commited corporate misconduct, including those that have been cancelled since January 2025.
This page chronicles “the latest actions by the Trump administration and its Elon Musk-led advisory group, the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), to scale back federal government spending and programs.”
Lists pardons granted to people involved in January 6 attacks on the Capitol and analyzes their statements for patterns.
Identifies federal job postings with the essay question "How would you help advance the President's Executive Orders and policy priorities in this role?" (Scope: 6/1/25 to 9/8/25)
Offers background & updates on a selection of regulatory changes made by the Biden & Trump Administrations, including rules, guidance & policy revocations, executive actions, & court battles.
Timeline through April 2025, Executive actions and civic sector responses, focusing on issues relevant to government contractors & grantees. Groups actions into federal funding, DEI & gender, energy & environment, trade & foreign aid, & DOGE & federal workforce.
The Coalition for Sensible Safeguards documents the rules of independent agencies on what business can be conducted without a quorum and tracks the number of vacancies in those agencies.
Keeps a tally and record of the executive orders, memoranda, and proclamations issued. They include breakdowns by category, such as the administrative state, energy, and foreign policy.
Tracks actions by the administration impacting climate, the environment, and human health.
Presents a timeline of actions taken since January 2025 that harm the Department of Justice workforce, the agency, and, ultimately, the public.
Tracking lawsuits and violations of law
Just Security tracks “legal challenges to Trump administration actions.” It is part of Just Security’s broader coverage of the Trump Administration’s Executive Actions.
New York times compilation of quotes from judges ruling in the more than 400 lawsuits filed through July 12, 2025 against the current Administration.
This site contains 2 trackers. The 1st tracks legal challenges to executive actions related to national security issues, and cases on behalf of the Trump administration to enforce them. The 2nd tracks ongoing litigation challenging deportations under the Alien Enemies Act.
The article tracks the hundreds of lawsuits filed during Trump's second term.
Tracking DOGE
Includes key actions by DOGE as well as alternatives the founders of We the Builders and their collaborators believe would be more effective.
Provides transparency to quantify verifiable (and refutable) claims by DOGE, which creates public transparency on cuts to programs and the resulting impacts. Site owners update it weekly.
This story contains a visualization and information about the changing data on the Department of Government Efficiency’s “Wall of Receipts.”
This tracker includes the placement of DOGE employees across government, systems that DOGE accessed and associated risks, records related to hiring and placement, and other relevant information related to DOGE and its operations.
This tracker supports transparency by allowing users to “explore and document the proposed reductions to federal programs under review by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).”
Tracks the impact of cuts to grants & federal real estate on communities . Includes detailed information on grants—value, agency, recipient, program, city, and Congressional district. The site also contains a link to share how DOGE cuts impacted you.
Stories about how cuts by DOGE impact specific programs and the populations they serve.