Trumps $400 Million Ballroom Plan Sparks Outcry
#WhiteHouse #HistoricPreservationThe White House submitted detailed $400M ballroom plans, titled the East Wing Modernization Project. Trump calls it the "finest ever." Critics warn it overshadows the White House and violates historic preservation guidelines, prompting a lawsuit. read more
Bipartisan Governors Meeting Canceled Over Partisan Snub
#USPolitics #WhiteHouseThe National Governors Association canceled its White House meeting after Democratic governors were excluded. The White House defended the president's right to choose guests, calling any boycott "their loss," while critics decried the move as undermining bipartisan collaboration. read more
Millers Gory Strategy Drives Trump Policy
#WhiteHouse #PoliticalInfluenceStephen Miller, a top Trump aide, uses encrypted apps and graphic images to privately influence the president. His aggressive, hardline tactics bypass official channels, drawing criticism but maintaining his significant power within the administration. read more
Millers Secret Influence: Apps and Images Shape Trump
#WhiteHouse #USPoliticsStephen Miller reportedly uses social media, encrypted apps, and dramatic imagery to directly influence President Trump with hardline views, bypassing other aides. His aggressive methods have drawn criticism but solidified his powerful role. read more
White House Backs Noem Amid ICE Deployment
#WhiteHouse #ImmigrationNewsWhite House denies sending border czar Tom Homan to Minnesota due to lost trust in Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem. Spokesperson says Noem retains Trump's full confidence. Homan will oversee ICE operations after agents shot a nurse during Minneapolis protests. read more
White House Distances Trump from Protester Assassin Label
#WhiteHouse #MinneapolisShootingThe White House distanced President Trump from officials calling a killed Minneapolis protester an "assassin." Press Secretary Leavitt stressed Trump hadn't used such terms, amid bipartisan calls for an investigation into the federal officer's shooting. read more
White House Stands By Assassin Remark Amid Probe
#WhiteHouse #StephenMillerWhite House press secretary Karoline Leavitt declined to say if Stephen Miller would apologize for calling slain Minneapolis nurse Alex Pretti an assassin without evidence. She stated the incident remains under investigation. read more
White House Faces Criticism for Mistaken Deportation of Maryland Father
#WhiteHouse #DeportationMistakeThe White House faces backlash after mistakenly deporting Maryland father to El Salvador despite his protected legal status, claiming he was an MS-13 leader involved in human trafficking. The administration argues they cannot retrieve him. read more
White House Press Secretary under fire for deportation criteria evasion
#WhiteHouse #IndependentReporterWhite House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt attacks The Independent reporter after being questioned about deportation criteria, denying allegations and criticizing mainstream media. Criteria for deportations related to Tren de Argua gang involvement highlighted. read more
White House Correspondents' Dinner Cancels Comedy Slot Amid Criticism
#WhiteHouse #ComedyCancellationThe White House Correspondents' Dinner cancels its comedy slot under pressure from the Trump administration, leading to the removal of comedian Amber Ruffin. The decision aims to shift the focus away from divisive politics, prompting debates within the organization. read more
Trump Escalates Attacks on Press During Second Term
#WhiteHouse #MediaAttackReporters question White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt during a briefing in the Brady Briefing Room. Trump intensifies attacks on the media in his second term, targeting outlets and restricting press access, causing concern about threats to free speech and democracy. read more
White House instructs staff to save Signal messages, comply with law
#WhiteHouse #DOGEThe White House instructs staff to preserve work-related communications, including Signal messages, after leaks and legal questions arise. The memo stresses capturing and forwarding messages from personal devices to comply with federal laws. read more
White House Accuses Media and Democrats of "Sowing Chaos"
#WhiteHouse #USPoliticsWhite House press secretary blames media and Democrats for Signalgate, accusing them of trying to create chaos. Karoline Leavitt defended the administration and accused critics of coordinating an attack. read more
Top-Secret Yemen War Plans Leaked, Sparks Bipartisan Backlash
#SecurityLeak #WhiteHouseBipartisan criticism arises as John Cornyn, Mark Warner, and Mike Lawler condemn the Trump administration for accidentally leaking sensitive war plans through a Signal group chat with a journalist. The incident prompts outrage and calls for accountability. read more
US to Continue Sharing Intelligence with Ukraine Amid Conflict Challenges
#WhiteHouse #USUkraineRelationsThe White House assures continued intelligence sharing with Ukraine after Trump's call with Zelensky. Trump suggested US take ownership of Ukraine's energy infrastructure. The leaders discussed a partial ceasefire, air defense systems, and potential US ownership of energy infrastructure. read more
White House Mocks Deported Doctor with Trump McDonald's Stunt Photo
#WhiteHouse #DeportedDoctorThe White House used a photo of Donald Trump at McDonald's to mock Dr. Rasha Alawieh, a deported Brown University doctor. Alawieh, a Lebanese citizen studying and working in the U.S. for six years, faced allegations of supporting terrorists, leading to her deportation. read more
Trump Administration Addresses Immigration, Trade, and Gender Controversies in Conference
#WhiteHouse #PressBriefingPresident Trump's press secretary, Karoline Leavitt, hosts a news briefing, providing updates on various topics including deportation orders, stock markets, and peace talks. Notable points include court orders on deportations and efforts towards a peace deal in Ukraine. read more
White House withdraws CDC nomination amid vaccine controversy
#WhiteHouse #CDCWithdrawalThe White House withdraws Dave Weldon's nomination to lead CDC just before his Senate confirmation hearing. Weldon, a former congressman from Florida, faced scrutiny for linking vaccines to autism. read more
White House Press Secretary Clashes with AP Reporter Over Tariffs
#WhiteHouse #TariffsWhite House press secretary Karoline Leavitt engages in a dispute with an Associated Press reporter about tariffs, withdrawing permission for the outlet to ask further questions. The conflict arose after AP's reference to the Gulf of Mexico instead of the "Gulf of America." read more
Tensions Rise as White House Clashes with Press Over Tariffs
#WhiteHouse #TariffsWhite House press secretary, Karoline Leavitt, clashes with the Associated Press over tariffs being called 'taxes.' The White House had previously blocked AP from certain events due to naming concerns. This exchange led Leavitt to regret granting the AP a question. read more
Man shot by Secret Service at White House in suicide attempt
#WhiteHouse #USCrimeSecret Service agents shoot a 27-year-old armed man with a BB gun outside the White House after a "suicidal individual" traveled from Indiana. The man pointed the gun at himself and then at the officers before they fired. The incident is under investigation. read more
"Suicidal Man Shot by Secret Service Near White House"
#WhiteHouse #SecretServiceSecret Service agents shot an armed man outside the White House, believed to be suicidal. The shooting took place near the West Wing. President Trump was not present. The man was hospitalized, and no officers were harmed. The incident is under investigation. read more
White House Defends Elon Musk's Attire Amid Zelensky Suit Controversy
#WhiteHouse #ElonMuskThe White House defended Elon Musk's outfit choice following criticism of Zelensky for not wearing a suit during a meeting with Trump. Press secretary Karoline Leavitt pointed out that Musk wore a suit at Trump's address, addressing the issue raised by Fox News' Peter Doocy. read more
US Officials in Ongoing Talks with Hamas Amid Ceasefire Uncertainty
#WhiteHouse #HamasTalksA Palestinian flag waves among Gaza ruins as White House confirms ongoing talks with Hamas officials, discussing hostage release and potential truce. US engages despite ban on terrorist groups, consulting Israel. read more
Trump's Marathon Speech Riles Democrats; Record Length Address to Congress
#WhiteHouse #CongressAddressWhite House press secretary, Karoline Leavitt, addresses reporters after Donald Trump's 100-minute Congress address filled with attacks on Joe Biden and liberal ideology. Democrats protested during the speech, with one Representative escorted out for shouting about Medicaid cuts. read more
Questions Mount Over Leadership of Mystery U.S. Government Efficiency Agency
#WhiteHouse #DOGEAdministratorThe White House refuses to disclose the identity of the DOGE administrator amidst legal scrutiny, claiming it's not Elon Musk. This secrecy has raised concerns about accountability and legality. Trump's public statements conflict with the administration's court arguments. read more
AP Sues White House Over Access Ban for Gulf Dispute
#WhiteHouse #FreedomOfSpeechAssociated Press files a lawsuit against White House officials after being banned from the Oval Office and Air Force One for not using the term "Gulf of America" as instructed by President Trump. The lawsuit seeks to protect First Amendment rights. read more
Trump's Return: Most Shocking Moments In First Month Back
#DonaldTrump #WhiteHouseDonald Trump's eventful first month back in office includes renaming the Gulf of Mexico, making false claims about Joe Biden, and admitting a lack of knowledge about the US population. These headline-grabbing moments showcase a turbulent return to power. read more
White House briefing addresses Trump's accusations against Ukrainian President
#WhiteHouse #PoliticsA White House briefing is live as Karoline Leavitt addresses Donald Trump's accusations against Volodymyr Zelensky, calling him a "dictator." Trump claimed Zelensky tricked the US into a costly war while refusing elections. Zelensky was elected in 2019, but elections were delayed due to martial law. read more
White House Pauses NASA Firings, Saving 1,000 Jobs
#NASA #WhiteHouseThe White House reversed plans to lay off probationary NASA employees, sparing 1,000 workers at the last minute, believed to be part of cost-cutting measures. Potential layoffs were averted amid speculation of influence from Trump's pick to lead NASA. read more
White House deportation video sparks online outrage and debate
#WhiteHouse #IllegalMigrantsThe White House sparks online outrage with a viral video showing illegal migrants in shackles prepared for deportation, criticized as disgusting and out of touch. read more
White House clarifies: Elon Musk not in charge of DOGE
#WhiteHouse #ElonMuskElon Musk is not in control of DOGE, as clarified by the White House, stating he serves as a senior adviser to the president without decision-making authority. Concerns were raised in a court hearing about the organization's leadership and operations. read more
Trump Administration Blames Biden for Bird Flu Outbreak and Soaring Egg Prices
#WhiteHouse #BirdFluThe White House is urgently responding to bird flu outbreaks to stabilize egg prices, with economic adviser Kevin Hassett criticizing Biden's plan to kill chickens, emphasizing the spread by ducks and geese instead. The Trump administration also blames Biden for stagflation. read more
Outrage Over White House's Controversial Valentine’s Day Immigration Post
#WhiteHouse #TrumpAdministrationThe White House faced criticism for a callous Valentine's Day message threatening migrants on Instagram. Followers were appalled by the post, calling it disrespectful, with actress Alyssa Milano expressing embarrassment. Trump's administration also targeted Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez over a migrants' rights webinar. read more
White House Bars AP over "Gulf of America" Term Dispute
#WhiteHouse #PressFreedomThe White House justifies barring Associated Press reporters for not using 'Gulf of America', claiming it holds 'lies accountable'. The press secretary defended the decision, emphasizing the privilege of questioning the president in the Oval Office. Critics denounce the move as an attack on press freedom. read more
USAID Inspector General Fired Amid Concerns Over Humanitarian Funds
#WhiteHouse #FundingOversightThe White House fired the USAID inspector general after warnings about insufficient oversight on $8.2 billion in humanitarian funds. Lawsuits have ensued against the administration, with businesses and organizations challenging the funding freeze's impact, including threats to essential services like aid programs. read more
American Teacher Marc Fogel Freed from Russian Prison in Exchange
#MarcFogel #WhiteHouseAmerican teacher Marc Fogel, arrested in Russia in 2021 on drug charges, has been freed. The White House states he will return to the U.S. His family credits President Trump and hopes for an end to the conflict in Ukraine. read more
Controversy Surrounds Trump's Proposal to Take Control of Gaza
#WhiteHouse #USPoliticsWhite House press secretary, Karoline Leavitt, offers few answers on Trump's proposal to take control of Gaza. The plan was first mentioned before a press conference and includes temporary relocation of residents to rebuild. read more
White House: Flying safe in US despite recent plane crashes
#WhiteHouse #airlinesafetyThe White House offered a confusing response on the safety of flying on commercial airlines following recent plane crashes. Press secretary Karoline Leavitt stated that Americans should feel safe flying, but also mentioned concerns about federal hiring standards in aviation. read more
White House Criticizes Selena Gomez in Emotional Deportation Response
#WhiteHouse #SelenaGomezThe White House criticizes Selena Gomez in a video response to her tears over deportations, featuring mothers of victims of undocumented immigrants. Trump's administration condemns her in a post titled "Moms of Victims of Illegal Aliens SLAM Selena Gomez: You Didn’t Cry for Our Daughters." read more