Coverage of the White House and current administration.
The White House called a travel and photo lid on Good Friday afternoon, as President Trump spent the day out of the public eye ahead of the Easter holiday weekend.
State Department's Tommy Pigott confirms President Trump's America First approach is working, with other nations finally stepping up to protect the vital Strait of Hormuz instead of relying on U.S. taxpayers.
While the legacy media obsesses over every minor detail, President Trump's well-oiled machine continues delivering results for the American people.
The economy added nearly triple the jobs economists predicted while manufacturing posts its first positive quarter in three years — proving President Trump's America First policies are supercharging the American workforce.
President Trump continues his relentless work schedule with a closed-press signing Friday afternoon, proving once again that results matter more than media access.
First Lady Melania Trump announces an expanded, patriotic Easter Egg Roll that honors American traditions, military families, and the nation's semiquincentennial—proving once again that class and elegance have returned to the White House.
The White House delivered a brutal takedown of Kamala Harris's panicked statements before President Trump's powerful address on Operation Epic Fury against Iran.
The National Capital Planning Commission officially approves President Trump's historic White House ballroom project, marking a significant victory despite ongoing legal challenges from establishment opponents.
President Trump's ambitious $400 million White House ballroom project just received crucial approval from the National Capital Planning Commission, marking a historic win for the administration's vision to modernize America's most iconic residence.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt reveals how President Trump offered her the job in his trademark straightforward manner during a casual phone call.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt reveals the refreshingly simple way President Trump offered her the role - no swamp-style bureaucracy, just a straightforward phone call.
The National Capital Planning Commission approved President Trump's ambitious White House ballroom project 8-1, pushing forward despite federal court interference from activist judges.
