The Presidential Actions widget provides a real time view of official actions taken by the President, helping you stay informed without having to search across multiple sources. The widget displays executive orders, proclamations, presidential memoranda, fact sheets, and related CQ content in a single, convenient feed on your dashboard.
Each action includes an Artificial Intelligence (AI) generated summary, allowing you to quickly understand the purpose and potential impact of the action before deciding whether to review the complete document.
Adding the Widget to Your Dashboard
If the Presidential Actions widget is not already available on your dashboard, you can easily add it.
- From your dashboard, select Configure Dashboard.
- Click Add Module.
- Select Presidential Actions.
- Save your dashboard layout.
→ See Your Dashboard for general guidance on configuring your dashboard.
Using the Widget
Reading summaries: Each action appears as a card with an AI-generated summary. Scan these to stay current without reading full documents for every action.
Accessing full documents: Click any card to open the full text of the presidential action. From there you can ask the AI Assistant questions about it, view related CQ coverage, or add it to a project.
Searching by keyword: Use the search bar within the widget to filter the feed by keyword. Useful when you're looking for actions related to a specific topic, agency, or policy area rather than scrolling the full feed.
Troubleshooting
Widget isn't showing on your dashboard? Go to Configure Dashboard and check whether it's been removed. Add it back via Add Module.
Summary doesn't give you enough detail? Click through to the full document. You can also open the AI Assistant from the document page to ask specific questions about the action's implications for your organization.
Seeing actions that aren't relevant to your work? Use keyword search to narrow the feed, or consider whether the [Tariff Tracker] widget better serves your needs if your focus is trade policy specifically.
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