Regime Change: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump by Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan is a political nonfiction book built from deep reporting on the first year of Donald Trump's second presidency. Haberman and Swan, both long-time chroniclers of Trump and his circle, examine how a return to power reshaped the presidency, the Justice Department, federal institutions, foreign policy decisions, and the culture of loyalty around the White House. The value of the book is not only in headline revelations, but in the broader portrait of executive power operating with fewer restraints than before. Regime Change is written for readers interested in American politics, presidential history, investigative journalism, current affairs, and the institutional consequences of a transformed administration.

It is a serious, news-driven title for customers who want context, chronology, and behind-the-scenes reporting rather than campaign commentary alone. Readers drawn to Maggie Haberman, Jonathan Swan, Donald Trump second term reporting, political nonfiction, White House reporting, presidential power, and investigative journalism will find a detailed account of pressure and decision-making. As an EPUB, it belongs in biography, politics, history, and current events. Expect a close look at power, loyalty, law, executive authority, and democracy, useful both for political followers and for anyone trying to understand how modern American governance is being contested in real time now.