Coverage of the White House and current administration.
The White House is touting a resurgence in law enforcement morale and safety, announcing sweeping arrests and seizures while emphasizing support for police from the highest levels.
Five small-business owners will compete tonight at 6 PM in the White House's Million Dollar Pitch Competition, with a $1 million prize on the line.
In less than two years, the Trump Administration has delivered the largest reduction in the illegal alien population in modern history, driven illegal crossings to an all-time low, and enacted sweeping reforms that finally put American citizens first.
President Trump hinted that his administration is working to secure the release of Stephen Hubbard, an American teacher held in Russia, and said he has spoken 'at length' with President Putin about the case.
President Trump confronted reporter Andrew Feinberg during an Oval Office exchange, asking, "What's wrong with you?" and saying he believes "there's something wrong with you."
President Trump launched a blistering attack on Rep. Ilhan Omar, calling her a 'sick, very dishonest person who hates our country' and saying she comes from Somalia, 'a real shithouse' with no government or police.
The White House unveiled America.gov/fraud, a direct-to-Treasury encrypted reporting tool that lets citizens submit fraud tips anonymously and receive up to $30,000, with agencies now tracking recoveries since January 2025.
President Trump announced a new program rewarding Americans with a 1% commission for reporting fraud, waste, and abuse of taxpayer dollars, aiming to root out rampant corruption uncovered by citizen journalist Nick Shirley.
New data shows thousands of immigrant students have left public schools in California and Florida, with officials citing fears tied to immigration enforcement and Temporary Protected Status changes.
Vice President Kamala Harris announced $858 million in additional disaster relief funding for Hurricane Helene recovery in North Carolina, bringing FEMA's total commitment to $7.5 billion.
The Social Security Administration has corrected tens of millions of files in its Social Security number database, improving the integrity of vital records.
The White House launched a direct attack on Democrat crime policies, crediting President Trump with ending a wave of lawlessness.
