Regime Change by Maggie Haberman & Jonathan Swan

Category:Politics/Current Affairs/History

Rating:4.34/5 

Pages:464 

About the Book:

Regime Change: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump is a 2026 nonfiction political book by journalists Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan. Drawing on extensive reporting and interviews with people inside and around the U.S. government, the authors examine the first year of Donald Trump’s second presidency and the ways presidential power, executive authority, government institutions, foreign policy, and political relationships developed during this period. Haberman and Swan, both experienced White House reporters, focus on documented events and behind-the-scenes accounts to provide a contemporary record of American politics.

The book explores major developments involving the White House, Congress, the courts, immigration, international relations, economic policy, military decisions, and conflicts between the administration and various institutions and individuals. Rather than following a fictional plot, it is structured as investigative political journalism, bringing together interviews, reporting, and historical context to examine how decisions were made and how the administration operated. Readers can expect an inside account of a rapidly changing period in U.S. political history, with attention to the people, policies, institutions, and events shaping the second Trump presidency.