Regime Change by Maggie Haberman 

The Explosive Inside Story of Trump’s Unconstrained Second Term

In Regime Change, award-winning New York Times journalists Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan deliver a riveting, deeply reported account of Donald Trump’s second presidency — a term unlike any other in modern American history.

With extraordinary access and hundreds of interviews from deep inside the administration, Haberman and Swan chronicle how Trump has operated with unprecedented boldness and freedom from the constraints that defined his first term. From reshaping the Justice Department and launching military operations to sealing the border and transforming the White House into what the authors describe as an “imperial presidency,” this is the definitive portrait of a president who has declared, “I was the hunted. Now I’m the hunter.”

Drawing on exclusive reporting, private conversations, and firsthand observations, the book reveals the human dynamics, rivalries, and decision-making behind some of the most consequential moves of his presidency — while exploring how Trump has bent federal power, cultural institutions, and the news cycle to his will.