Executive Actions Tracker
Executive orders, proclamations and memoranda from Jan 20, 2025 onward, with AI-assisted summaries, tagging and litigation tracking.
- EO 14423Executive OrderAug 28, 2026Establishing the United States Space Academy
This executive order establishes the Presidential Commission on the United States Space Academy to advise the President on creating a NASA-led federal academy for space-focused technical education and leadership development. The Administrator of NASA serves as Chair, with the Assistant to the President for Science and Technology and the Assistant to the President for Economic Policy as Vice Chairs. Within 120 days, the Commission must submit a report recommending a governance framework, curriculum, graduate service obligations, applicant prerequisites, a site-selection process, and necessary administrative and legislative actions. Following presidential approval and any necessary legislation, the Administrator of NASA is directed to implement the approved recommendations.
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Active - EO 14369Executive OrderDec 18, 2025Ensuring American Space Superiority
This EO sets a comprehensive national space policy focused on returning Americans to the Moon by 2028, establishing a permanent lunar outpost, enhancing missile and space security, growing the commercial space economy, and advancing space technology such as nuclear power for lunar missions. It requires federal agencies to reform acquisition processes, strengthen international partnerships, and implement strategies for space security and spectrum leadership, while prioritizing commercial solutions and efficient operations. The order supersedes prior space policy directives and aligns all federal efforts with these new space exploration, security, and economic priorities.
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Active - EO 14335Executive OrderAug 13, 2025Enabling Competition in the Commercial Space Industry
This EO directs federal agencies to streamline and expedite regulatory processes—including environmental reviews, licensing, and permitting—for commercial space launches, reentry operations, and spaceport infrastructure, aiming to make the United States a leader in space innovation and industry by 2030. It also mandates interagency coordination, regulatory reform, and enhanced leadership roles to bolster American competitiveness in novel space activities while maintaining national security priorities.
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