At Law Dork, I cover the legal stories of the day. Beginning 11 days ago, Donald Trump has made sure that he is the legal story of the day — by continually issuing orders of questionable legality and constitutionality and seeking to hobble wide swaths of the federal government.

Don’t worry, I am still covering the Supreme Court and lower court action, as always. The Trump administration is, however, a big part of the legal story today — and will continue to be — and I will be on it. (Plus, as to right now, SCOTUS is not back for arguments until Feb. 24, so I am able to give these new stories the attention they deserve in this moment.)

Here's a bit more about what that means — and what I need.

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