Coverage of the White House and current administration.
President Trump says his rallies are moving the needle for Republicans heading into the midterms, pointing to crowd sizes and rising numbers as he prepares to travel to Ohio.
President Trump pushed back on Republican critics of his diesel agreement, saying the alternative — capping diesel exports to keep supply at home — would carry a heavy global cost.
President Trump told reporters that both sides in the Russia-Ukraine war want a deal but don't know how to get there, and said he believes Vladimir Putin wants one more than Volodymyr Zelensky.
President Trump told reporters he may meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un during his upcoming Asia trip this month, saying the two get along.
The White House marked the First Lady's international work, saying she has led impactful initiatives since day one of the administration.
The White House and CBP are pointing to a full year of zero Border Patrol releases and a nearly 95 percent drop in illegal crossings from the peak of the Biden crisis.
The Council of Economic Advisers reports robust growth, reshoring, and a steel renaissance as Trump’s pro-growth policies take hold.
The White House said that criminals who disrupt the integrity of America's elections will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law under President Trump.
The White House issued a presidential proclamation honoring Christopher Columbus, declaring that under this administration the explorer is celebrated as a hero and pledging to safeguard his story.
The White House marked Columbus Day 2026 with a presidential proclamation honoring Christopher Columbus's 1492 voyage, crediting his faith and perseverance with setting in motion the forces that culminated in American independence.
House Republicans are rallying behind President Trump's move to secure Russian diesel, with the GOP Majority Whip praising him for putting Americans first and calling him the 'best negotiator on the face of the planet.'
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent blasted Sen. Elizabeth Warren for economic illiteracy and her past Native American claims, in a fiery exchange that quickly went viral.
