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NBC News and ABC News reported Friday that Katie Zacharia is leaving the White House press secretary role after five days, with ABC airing President Trump's comments on her departure. A senior administration official, an administration official and a source familiar with the decision are cited. Next News Network could not independently verify the claim.

Katie Zacharia is transitioning out of her role as White House press secretary after a rocky debut briefing and mounting questions about her legal credentials, according to multiple outlets. The Washington Examiner, CBS News, ABC News and The Bulwark all reported on the move within a half-hour window Friday evening.

President Trump made clear his sole focus in Ukraine is ending the conflict, stating he deals with both leaders and believes the war is going to end.

The Department of Commerce announced that SelectUSA has secured more than $280 billion in foreign direct investment under President Trump—exceeding the $255 billion total from all previous program years combined.

President Trump says press secretary Katie Zacharia has been 'treated very badly' and 'very unfairly' by the media, revealing that he has advised her to consider whether the role is right for her.

White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia went on FNC's Hannity Thursday night to address questions about her legal credentials, telling Sean Hannity she never claimed to be a licensed attorney and that President Trump never asked about the bar exam.

HSI arrested Mukeshkumar Somabhai Chaudhari in Minnesota for allegedly making a false claim of U.S. citizenship to vote in the 2024 election.

President Trump credited an armed citizen with stopping an Oregon school shooting from being 'much worse,' praising the 'great hero' who 'went in and did the business.'

President Trump declared the Biden administration 'very corrupt' and 'weaponized,' claiming they 'did a lot of bad things having to do with Ukraine' in response to a new document suggesting Hunter Biden undermined anti-corruption efforts.

President Trump defended Chief of Staff Susie Wiles on Friday, calling reports about her a 'fake story' and vowing she will remain in her role 'for a long time.'

The White House says President Trump’s return to Georgia highlights lower taxes, private investment, and safer streets—and warns against going back to failed policies.

A Saudi national employed by OpenAI has been arrested and charged with using an electronic device to intercept oral communications after a concealed audio recorder was found in an executive conference room.