Coverage of the White House and current administration.
President Trump welcomed NASCAR legend Richard Petty to the stage at his North Carolina rally, calling him 'the best driver we've ever had' and urging the crowd to elect a 'pit crew' to support him.
Rep. Pat Harrigan highlights how the $50 billion Rural Health Transformation Program is bringing telehealth, behavioral health, and emergency services to rural North Carolina.
President Trump revealed that JetZero will invest $4.7 billion in North Carolina, creating over 15,000 jobs, and that Sibelco will build a semiconductor materials plant in the state.
In a White House statement, President Trump praised ICE and Border Patrol for turning 'the worst border in American history' into 'the strongest and most secure border in history,' citing 17 months with zero illegal entrants.
President Trump laid out the economic failures of the previous Democratic administration, warning voters that Radical Democrats would repeat the damage if given power in the midterms.
President Trump honored Iryna Zarutska and laid blame on former Gov. Roy Cooper for releasing her killer, Dakarlas Brown Jr., from jail.
President Trump arrived in Greenville, North Carolina, on Monday night for remarks, stepping off Air Force One alongside NASCAR legend Richard Petty as a large crowd awaited him at Pitt-Greenville Airport.
President Trump unveiled an $8 billion Harvest Fuel Relief program to offset farmers' diesel costs during a rally near Wichita, Kansas, crediting Sen. Roger Marshall for securing the funding.
President Donald J. Trump has signed H.R. 227, the Clergy Act, into law, opening a two-year window for ministers, members of religious orders, and Christian Science practitioners to file applications with the Internal Revenue Service.
The White House posted video of President Trump announcing an $8 billion Harvest Fuel Relief program to help farmers offset diesel costs as the party pushes to keep Kansas red.
A new online portal lets Americans report government fraud directly to the Treasury Department with optional anonymity and potential financial awards.
The White House is promoting a new America.gov portal that lets citizens report federal fraud directly to the Treasury Department, with anonymity, encryption, and potential rewards of up to $30,000.
