President Donald Trump announced deals Friday with five law firms that will allow them to avoid the prospect of a punishing executive order and require them to together provide hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of free legal services for causes his administration supports.

President Trump announced a series of agreements with five major law firms Friday, signing deals for some $600 million in pro bono work as the Trump administration continues its pressure campaign

During a cabinet meeting on Thursday, President Trump suggested using law firms that pledged pro bono work to negotiate tariff deals. Fuel your success with Forbes. Gain unlimited access to premium journalism,

President Donald Trump said on Thursday that he will seek to get major U.S. law firms to do free legal work to support his trade team's negotiations with other countries after four firms in recent weeks agreed to donate legal services to his administration.

Four or five firms could soon agree to deals that would be unveiled as a package, in an escalation of the president’s crackdown on an industry that has drawn his ire.

The firms will provide services to causes “President Trump and the Law Firms both support and agree to work on, including in the following areas: Assisting Veterans and other Pu

President Donald Trump declared an end to the “war on showers” on Wednesday evening, signing an executive order to lift restrictions on water pressure so he could “take care of my beautiful hair.” The EO,

Trump signed four energy-focused orders on April 8, directing the following actions and were not limited to: Directs all departments and agencies of the federal government to end all "discriminatory policies" against the coal industry. It will allow for new coal projects on federal land and will accelerate funding for new coal projects.

President Trump on Tuesday is expected to sign an executive order aiming to bolster U.S. coal mining. In the order, Trump will define coal as a “mineral,” allowing it to benefit from a previous

President Trump signed an executive order that eliminates restrictions the Obama administration placed on how much water can flow from shower heads, an effort to conserve resources.

Donald Trump has signed an executive order lifting water pressure restrictions on showerheads, a move the White House said would “make America’s showers great again”.

President Trump signed an executive order Wednesday to redefine the word "showerhead" in federal rules, which the White House said would "end the Obama-Biden war on water pressure and make America's showers great again.

Tariffs against China increased, tariffs against most other countries were postponed - and now suddenly the water pressure in showers is to increase too. US President Donald Trump had a busy day on Wednesday,

President Donald Trump has signed a new executive order redefining the term “showerhead" in an effort to roll back federal water efficiency standards.

Donald Trump signed an executive order on Wednesday to address the "War on Showers," and give people options for shower heads and how much water they use.