Executive Orders

EO 14354: Continuance of Certain Federal Advisory Committees

This order extends the operation of specific federal advisory committees that were scheduled to expire, ensuring the continuity of expert consultation across various executive departments. The extension reflects the administration’s intent to preserve institutional knowledge and maintain ongoing advisory functions supporting federal policymaking. Agencies are directed to review the relevance and performance of their committees and report on their effectiveness before future renewal. The order reinforces the value of public-private collaboration in advising on issues of national importance, including economic, health, and security policy.

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EO 14353: Assuring the Security of the State of Qatar

This executive order reaffirms U.S. commitments to the security and stability of the State of Qatar. It directs relevant federal agencies to coordinate diplomatic, defense, and intelligence efforts to strengthen bilateral defense cooperation and counterterrorism initiatives. The order emphasizes safeguarding U.S. personnel, assets, and interests within the region while promoting regional security partnerships. Implementation is subject to existing statutory authorities and national security frameworks. The order aligns with prior directives on Middle Eastern defense cooperation and reflects ongoing strategic collaboration with Gulf allies.

EO 14352: Saving TikTok While Protecting National Security

This order establishes a regulatory framework allowing the social media platform TikTok to continue U.S. operations under strict national security safeguards. It revokes the memorandum of July 24, 2024, and updates prior directives concerning foreign technology and data privacy (EOs 14166, 14258, 14310, and 14350). The order requires the platform’s U.S. operations to comply with government-approved data protection standards, including localization of American user data, third-party auditing, and transparency obligations. Federal agencies must certify compliance before approving continued operations. The order balances national security imperatives with protection of digital innovation and economic interests, seeking to prevent undue disruption to U.S. users and businesses while mitigating foreign data access risks.

US Congress

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SCOTUS

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