Coverage of the White House and current administration.
President Trump unveils his most ambitious deportation operation yet, promising to remove criminal aliens and restore law and order to American streets.
Germany's newly elected Chancellor Friedrich Merz has arrived at the White House for high-stakes talks with President Trump, signaling Europe's recognition that the America First agenda is reshaping the global order.
Friedrich Merz showed up to meet President Trump without a single business leader, signaling Germany may be coming to Washington hat-in-hand rather than ready to deal.
While Biden spent his presidency hiding in Delaware, President Trump continues his relentless pace of work from the Oval Office, with press pool movement signaling another busy day of executive action.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth outlined the Pentagon's bold new Operation Epic Fury initiative, signaling the Trump administration's commitment to military readiness and American strength.
President Trump downplayed terrorism fears following the Austin shooting, telling Americans not to worry about Iranian threats despite the shooter's flag display.
President Trump releases powerful video message honoring America's revolutionary heritage as the nation approaches its semiquincentennial milestone.
President Trump's packed schedule today includes a crucial bilateral meeting with Germany's new conservative Chancellor—a stark contrast to the chaos of the Merkel-Biden era of European relations.
President Trump pushes back against critics claiming America's military stockpiles are depleted, revealing the U.S. has superior weapons capacity that could sustain conflicts indefinitely.
Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt fires back at conservative pundits questioning Trump administration's Iran messaging strategy. The pushback reveals growing tensions within the MAGA movement over foreign policy direction.
Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt fires back at right-wing pundits questioning Trump's Iran messaging, defending the President's decisive military action against the terrorist regime.
Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt fires back at right-wing pundits questioning Trump's Iran strategy as administration moves to silence internal GOP revolt.