White House
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White House Pulls ‘Build the Wall’ Game Following Tetris Copyright Rebuke
The White House removed a Tetris-inspired arcade game from its website following a public statement from The Tetris Company regarding intellectual property rights.
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Private Cash in the West Wing: Inside the Ethics and Politics of Trump’s Personal Gifts to Core Aides
Newly released financial disclosures reveal Donald Trump gave substantial cash gifts to close White House aides, sparking debate over executive ethics.
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Underground Revelations: How a Secret Obama-Era Bunker Is Upending Trump’s $600 Million White House Legal Battle
A secret nuclear-proof bunker built under Obama has undermined Donald Trump’s legal defense for a controversial $600M White House ballroom project.
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White House Restructuring of $200B Science Budget Shifts Priorities Toward Policy-Aligned Research
The Trump administration is overhauling the $200 billion federal research budget, giving political appointees veto power over scientific grants.
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Supreme Court Stays Injunction, Allows White House Ballroom Construction
The Supreme Court has issued an administrative stay, allowing work on the controversial White House ballroom project to proceed during ongoing litigation.
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White House Aide Natalie Harp Faced Scrutiny Over Year-Long Security Clearance Lapse
Natalie Harp, a top aide to President Trump, reportedly worked for a year without a security clearance, sparking concerns over potential national security risks.
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Trump Aide Natalie Harp at Center of Political Feud with Sen. Jon Ossoff
A political clash erupted after Sen. Jon Ossoff questioned President Trump’s focus, drawing a personal retort from the President regarding his aide, Natalie Harp.
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Melania Trump’s Selective Approach to the First Ladyship Sparks Debate on Institutional Role
Melania Trump has significantly reduced her public appearances, opting for a targeted diplomatic role while sparking questions about the future of the office.
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Ossoff-Trump Feud Intensifies Over Role of White House Aide Natalie Harp
Senator Jon Ossoff’s criticism of Natalie Harp’s influence in the Trump White House has sparked a heated personal feud between the senator and the president.
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White House Signals Delay in Appointing New Press Secretary
President Trump will delay naming a permanent press secretary after Karoline Leavitt’s departure, opting for a rotating panel of officials until midterms.
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Trump Holds Off on Permanent Press Secretary Appointment Following Leavitt Departure
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt will step down this month, with President Trump signaling no rush to name a permanent successor until after the midterms.
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White House Press Office Contenders Surface Following Karoline Leavitt’s Announced Exit
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt’s decision to step down has triggered intense speculation over potential successors, including trusted aide Natalie Harp.
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CNN Contributor Scott Jennings Emerges as Frontrunner for White House Press Secretary
Following Karoline Leavitt’s resignation, CNN contributor Scott Jennings has emerged as a top candidate to serve as President Donald Trump’s next press secretary.
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Trump Administration’s $927M White House Overhaul Faces Legal and Congressional Challenges
The Trump administration’s $927 million White House modernization project faces a Supreme Court showdown after a federal appeals court ruled against bypassing Congress.
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Trump’s Podium Strategy in Flux as Karoline Leavitt Announces August Exit
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt will step down at the end of August to focus on her family, sparking new questions over Trump’s media strategy.
