Coverage of the White House and current administration.
First Lady Melania Trump will cement her place in American history as one of only a handful of First Ladies to have two inaugural gowns displayed at the Smithsonian, a testament to the Trump family's enduring legacy.
While the legacy media obsesses over distractions, President Trump continues working for the American people with a full day of events including a Black History Month reception and key policy meetings.
President Trump ditches the decades-old light blue Kennedy-era paint scheme for a bold red, white, and dark blue design that screams American pride.
Vice President JD Vance warns sanctuary cities their obstruction won't be tolerated as the Trump administration ramps up immigration enforcement nationwide.
The Trump White House wrapped up official press access at 6 p.m. Tuesday, marking another day of efficient governance from an administration that knows how to get things done without the drama.
Peter Navarro signals the White House is preparing to end Big Tech's free ride on America's power grid, forcing companies like Google and Microsoft to bear the true cost of their massive AI operations.
President Trump packed his Tuesday schedule with ambassador credentialing and multiple policy meetings, keeping the business of the American people behind closed doors and away from the prying eyes of the mainstream media.
President Trump showed the grace and leadership America expects, remembering Rev. Jesse Jackson with heartfelt words that transcend political divides.
Second Lady Usha Vance is putting American pride back in the classroom with a new initiative encouraging K-8 students to celebrate our nation's history and values through art.
President Trump will convene his newly created Board of Peace this Thursday in Washington, announcing over $5 billion in humanitarian commitments for Gaza reconstruction efforts.
President Trump stepped in Monday to address the ongoing Potomac River contamination crisis, directing federal authorities to take immediate action on what he called a 'massive ecological disaster.'
While Biden spent his presidency on the beach, President Trump continues his relentless work schedule with back-to-back policy meetings and diplomatic duties.
