Coverage of the White House and current administration.
President Trump returned to Arizona on Wednesday, landing in Bullhead City on the new Air Force One for what his rapid response team billed as an inaugural airport rally — touting tax relief, a secure border, and a record of results while hammering Governor Katie Hobbs over a vetoed bill to require local cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
President Trump closed out an Alaska rally with a dance as the Village People's 'YMCA' played, footage posted by the Rapid Response account shows.
President Trump returned to Arizona with what the White House calls a record of America First results — tax relief, jobs, and a secure border — while hitting Governor Katie Hobbs for vetoing legislation to require local cooperation with federal law enforcement.
The Justice Department's National Fraud Enforcement Division announces a nationwide tax fraud crackdown on the eve of the October 15 filing extension deadline, with 76 prosecutorial actions totaling over $490 million in intended loss.
The new portal promises simple answers from official sources, no ads, and no data collection — part of a broader push to streamline how Americans interact with their government.
President Donald Trump spoke to reporters before departing the White House, addressing the war in Ukraine, strikes on Ukrainian diesel refineries, a decision on a ranch, and the new White House ballroom project.
President Trump announced that the FCC will vote this month to add $162 million in Alaska high-speed internet funding, crediting Sen. Dan Sullivan and FCC Chairman Brendan Carr with years of work connecting rural communities that still lack service.
The White House is reminding Americans what President Trump delivered, from historic tax cuts for working families to the lowest murder rate in 125 years and a new America.gov portal replacing 29,000 government websites.
The White House said Zacharia's inaugural briefing drew wall-to-wall coverage and served as a strong introduction to her tenure.
A federal judge extended an order keeping CNN, MS NOW and Politico in the White House briefing room, ruling the administration likely violated the First Amendment. The decision drew immediate reaction from the outlets, their attorney and the press corps covering the case.
The White House rolled out a new government portal for its Super Intelligence agenda, tying together three executive orders, an interagency science push, and a K-12 competition spearheaded by the First Lady.
President Trump granted full pardons to two Wasilla truckers he said were wrongly prosecuted by the Biden Justice Department, telling a rally crowd, "They want to put them in jail for ten years because they fixed an engine."
