Coverage of the White House and current administration.
Energy Secretary Chris Wright heads to the White House press area for a gaggle, signaling the Trump administration's aggressive push to restore American energy independence after four years of Biden's green energy disasters.
While the Biden years were marked by a president who struggled to find his way off a stage, President Trump continues his relentless schedule, with Marine One confirmed for a Friday evening departure from the White House.
In a stunning display of restored American leadership, executives from the world's largest energy companies gathered at the White House, eager to invest in Venezuela under the Trump administration's new approach.
President Trump delivered a masterclass in America First diplomacy Friday, issuing security guarantees to oil companies eyeing Venezuela, warning adversaries away from Greenland, and calling out 'crooked' Minnesota officials over a murder investigation.
President Trump dismisses Ukrainian President Zelensky's provocative suggestion about capturing the Russian leader, signaling his confidence in diplomatic solutions over escalation.
In a powerful White House meeting, ConocoPhillips chief Ryan Lance praised President Trump for giving hope to the Venezuelan people while revealing the staggering $12 billion his company lost under the socialist Maduro regime.
President Trump signals a bold new era of American energy exports, announcing the U.S. is ready to sell oil to any buyer—including China and Russia—in a stunning display of economic strength.
President Trump hosted energy executives at the White House as his administration basked in the historic arrest of Nicolas Maduro, with VP Vance calling it 'an amazing operation.'
On National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, a damning compilation reveals how radical Democrats have systematically demonized ICE officers as 'Nazis,' 'terrorists,' and 'Gestapo thugs' — while vehicular attacks on agents have skyrocketed 1,300%.
President Trump announces historic deal with oil executives that will see American companies invest at least $100 billion to reclaim Venezuelan oil resources, declaring 'We're taking back what was taken from us.'
President Trump convened top executives from Shell, Chevron, and other energy powerhouses in the East Room, signaling his administration's full-throttle commitment to American energy independence.
President Trump welcomed energy industry leaders to the White House, revealing ambitious expansion plans while touting improved diplomatic relations with Venezuela—a stark contrast to Biden's war on American energy.