Coverage of the White House and current administration.
President Trump answered questions at the White House before departing for Alaska, addressing the war in Ukraine, a Russian diesel release, Iran, the Houthis, and a personnel decision.
President Trump said Iran has no economy, 300 percent inflation and is not paying its troops, and that a decision on Iran will come very soon.
President Trump questions how Rep. Ilhan Omar reported a net worth of up to $30 million before revising it to $100,000, saying "America wants answers, and we want them, NOW!"
The White House pushed back on CNN anchor Kaitlan Collins after she claimed there were vacant seats at a presidential event, saying the seats had an obstructed view caused by press risers.
Vice President JD Vance announced in Tyler, Texas that the Trump administration has used the Defense Production Act to expand the Delek refinery, adding millions of gallons of commercial-grade and military-spec fuel production and hundreds of new jobs.
The White House released a Council of Economic Advisers report showing manufacturing jobs returning to the U.S. after the Biden administration shipped over 200,000 overseas, with factory construction soaring under President Trump's tariff policies.
The Justice Department has announced charges against 16 individuals accused of election crimes, including a Portuguese national arrested by Homeland Security Investigations in Philadelphia for voting in the 2024 election as an alien.
In a new video, the White House credits President Trump with rebalancing trade, securing the border, and bringing inflation down to two percent in a year and a half of his second term.
The White House marked the Navy's 251st birthday with a message from President Trump praising the fleet's record and its work in the Strait of Hormuz.
President Trump arrived back at the White House early Tuesday following a rally in Ohio, with a trip to Alaska already on the schedule, according to the Rapid Response account.
President Trump is wheels up for Alaska, where the White House says his tax cuts, energy development and Arctic military investments are delivering for the state.
In her first briefing as White House Press Secretary, Katie Zacharia pledged to build on predecessor Karoline Leavitt's new media seat, confirmed Ambassador Guilfoyle's resignation, and ran through the president's midterm rally schedule and second-term record.
