White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt accused Democrats of using the Epstein email leak as a political distraction, saying they “don’t care about victims” and are targeting President Trump for partisan gain.
Hegseth, Moore dial up Nigeria “genocide” charge
Sen. Lindsey Graham defended recent U.S. strikes on alleged drug vessels, endorsed possible expansion to land strikes, and said Congress will be briefed on future operations.
A series of actions and statements by U.S. President Donald Trump have fueled growing fears that he plans to remain in power beyond his constitutional term limit.
The White House is working to sustain the Gaza cease-fire as President Trump warns Hamas to honor the deal and Vice President JD Vance travels to Israel to prevent Prime Minister Netanyahu from abandoning the fragile peace agreement.
The Trump White House is considering pardoning Binance founder CZ Zhao, triggering debate over legal fairness and potential conflicts tied to the president’s crypto-linked family business interests.
A new medical report from the White House claims Donald Trump “remains in exceptional health,” but online users have raised doubts after noticing visible signs of swelling and discoloration.
The Trump administration has warned that furloughed federal workers may not receive back pay after the current government shutdown, a move Democrats say violates federal law.
US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has unveiled sweeping fitness reforms, declaring it “unacceptable” for overweight generals and admirals to lead the armed forces. He announced that all ranks will now undergo physical training and weight checks twice a year.
President Donald Trump will host Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House to press him toward adopting a U.S.-led Gaza peace plan.