Coverage of the White House and current administration.
President Trump's second term has delivered memorable moments that showcase his unique ability to connect with Americans through humor while advancing his America First agenda.
President Trump fired off a series of Truth Social posts highlighting the failures of green energy policies, exposing left-wing violence at Berkeley, and defending American steel workers through tariffs.
A revealing look back at how the Biden administration's weak leadership left Armenia vulnerable to regional aggressors, despite having a top human rights official who proved powerless to help.
President Trump silences critics with stellar health reports and cognitive test results as liberal media continues baseless attacks on his fitness for office.
President Trump has activated Cold War-era emergency powers to break China's stranglehold on critical minerals essential to America's defense and technology sectors.
President Trump confirms he received CT scan, not MRI, during October medical examination at Walter Reed, correcting previous reports and media speculation.
President Trump's administration has announced targeted adjustments to import tariffs, including strategic measures on timber and lumber imports to protect national security interests.
President Trump sets the record straight about his October medical examination, confirming he received a CT scan rather than an MRI during his Walter Reed visit.
President Trump is kicking off 2026 with a high-stakes meeting with the U.S. Ambassador to China, signaling that his America First agenda won't take a single day off.
President Donald Trump declared his New Year's resolution is 'peace on Earth' when entering a New Year's Eve party, signaling his administration's commitment to global stability.
White House communications adviser Margo Martin is being celebrated for her innovative approach to showcasing President Trump's daily activities through compelling social media content that connects directly with the American people.
The Trump administration's new Tech Force initiative has received overwhelming support with 25,000 qualified Americans applying for just 1,000 positions, demonstrating strong confidence in the new administration's approach to government efficiency.
