Coverage of the White House and current administration.
President Trump kicks off 2026 with a closed-door policy meeting in the Oval Office, signaling that the America First agenda is about to hit overdrive in the new year.
President Trump capped off a busy Sunday evening with a stroll through the West Wing colonnade, proudly displaying his collection of gilded presidential portraits to senior advisor Natalie Harp.
President Trump touched down on the South Lawn Sunday night, accompanied by Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, leaving reporters in the cold with their unanswered questions.
President Trump, joined by Senator Lindsey Graham and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, took questions from reporters for over 30 minutes during his flight back to Joint Base Andrews.
The Biden White House conducted an audio-only press gaggle aboard Air Force One Sunday evening, continuing a troubling pattern of limiting media access and public transparency.
New CBP data confirms illegal border crossings have plummeted under President Trump's enforcement-first policies, proving that when America finally has leadership willing to secure the border, results follow.
Governor Greg Abbott is proving once again that Texas won't wait for Washington's permission to defend America's borders, announcing a massive expansion of Operation Lone Star with additional National Guard troops and cutting-edge surveillance technology.
The Department of Defense has authorized additional active-duty military forces to the southern border as illegal crossings plummet under President Trump's aggressive enforcement measures – proving the so-called 'experts' dead wrong.
The ATF's pistol brace rule, which turned millions of law-abiding gun owners into potential felons overnight, is getting hammered in federal courts as Second Amendment advocates deliver a crushing legal counterattack.
The U.S. Supreme Court has abandoned Second Amendment supporters by refusing to strike down Illinois' unconstitutional assault weapons ban, leaving millions of gun owners in legal limbo while emboldening anti-gun Democrats nationwide.
President Trump accomplished in two hours what the Biden Administration couldn't do in four years — capturing indicted narcoterrorist Nicolás Maduro in a precision military strike that signals America's return to strength in the Western Hemisphere.
Initial jobless claims surged to 242,000 last week, blowing past Wall Street expectations and proving what conservatives have warned all along: the Biden economy was built on a house of cards that President Trump now has to rebuild.