Over 9,500 federal workers were laid off in a drive led by President Trump and advisor Elon Musk to reduce bureaucracy.

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Federal workers tell TIME the layoffs feel arbitrary and mismanaged. “We're paralyzed because we don't know what's happening.

The president's executive orders have already drawn dozens of legal challenges, including some that could make it to the U.S.

An increasingly influential group of conservative scholars has some drastic ideas about the president’s power.