With more than three and a half years left in his second term, Donald Trump has already signed more executive orders as the ...

President Donald Trump made history during his first 100 days in office, surpassing former President Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s record for the number of executive orders issued during that same ...

President Trump signed more than 120 executive orders in the first 3 months of his second term. Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the most executive orders, with over 3,700 during his 12 years in office.

This week, President Trump signed the 100th executive order of his second term. Historical records show Mr. Trump has exercised his presidential pen at a pace that's unprecedented in modern U.S ...

More than a month before the 100-day mark, Mr. Trump has surpassed Franklin D. Roosevelt's record of 99 executive orders within his first 100 days. But while Roosevelt expanded the size and scope ...

dating back to at least President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Trump signed 26 executive orders in his first day back in the Oval Office, and a total of 45 in his first 10 days. His 137 executive orders ...

In leaping to defend the Trump Administration, the Court conveniently ignored a long-established precedent that prevented ...

The previous record was held by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, who issued 99 executive orders during his first 100 days in 1933, primarily to combat the Great Depression, according to the ...

Since Franklin D ... president could instantly reverse Trump’s executive orders, and in the interim, they face a series of court challenges. “Roosevelt was putting into place things that ...

Franklin Delano Roosevelt — the architect of modern labor law and workers’ rights — wrote in 1937 that collective bargaining does not belong in the public sector. President Trump’s ...

By April 30th, Trump had signed 142 executive orders, according to data from the Federal Register. This number breaks a record, previously held by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, who issued 99 ...

Credit: Portable Antiquities Scheme / Wikimedia Commons In 1933, a document circulated throughout the United States in the name of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt ... but one based on a real ...