Coverage of the White House and current administration.
President Trump rallied in Clarksville, Tennessee, with Kid Rock, highlighting manufacturing investments, border security, and the Memphis Safe Task Force.
Kid Rock fired up a Tennessee crowd before President Trump took the stage in Clarksville, declaring America will always be 'one nation under God' and calling the media 'public enemy number one.'
President Trump says Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has missed repeated chances to end the war, and that Kyiv should choose a leader who can make a deal. The call has been picked up across a widening circle of outlets.
Trump says Russian diesel is pouring into the country and thanks Putin for the oil deal, while warning Zelensky to stop bombing refineries and calling for a new Ukrainian leader.
The White House commemorated Columbus Day by quoting President Trump's praise of Christopher Columbus, calling his 1492 expedition the voyage that led to 'the most exceptional nation in the history of the world.'
President Donald J. Trump answered reporter questions before departing the White House, discussing a trip to Cherokee, the death penalty, and an oil deal with Russia.
President Trump condemned New York City officials for releasing an ethnic communities map that omits Little Italy, and tied the omission to federal funding for the city.
The White House says lower taxes and pro-growth policies are driving a comeback for small businesses, crediting the shift to President Trump after what it calls years of neglect from Democrats.
President Trump marked Columbus Day by praising Christopher Columbus and warning that the Radical Left wants to abolish the holiday in its campaign against American history.
President Trump said the conflict with Iran will conclude soon, either through continued military action or an agreement that prevents Tehran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.
Vice President JD Vance said rents have started to cool off after more than doubling under the Biden administration, while warning that electing radicals would send the country backward.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced fresh sanctions on the International Criminal Court, calling the tribunal 'rogue' and warning that the United States will 'end the ICC' if its prosecution threats go on.
