Donald Trump’s White House now says it will decide which news outlets cover the president. March 1, 2025. Read More
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FBI returns materials seized at Mar-a-Lago to Trump, White House says
FBI returns to Donald Trump boxes recovered from Mar-a-Lago search
The FBI had also recovered other government documents during the search. Those charges were dropped after Trump won the election, per Justice Department policy not to prosecute a sitting president.
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Trump returns seized classified documents to Mar-a-Lago aboard Air Force One
The escalating trade dispute comes after the president accused the EU of being designed to "screw" the United States.
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Starmer and Trump hold White House meeting, as president accepts UK state visit invitation
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Trump to meet with world’s biggest chipmaker today as the White House teases new investment
Trump, Taiwan chip company set to announce $100 billion U.S. investment
It was not immediately clear whether the $100 billion investment was in addition to the company’s previously announced investments of $65 billion in factories in Arizona.
The White House tried to tamp down on speculation about President Donald Trump’s mysterious bruise Tuesday, attributing excessive hand shaking as the reason for the black-and-blue mark on the back of his dominant hand.
The White House's official social media posted a fake Time Magazine cover featuring Trump with a crown, with the caption "Long live the King."
Donald Trump has consistently shown his disdain for journalists, frequently calling the media “the enemy of the people”. “The press, we're not the enemy of the people, we're defenders of the people,” says former Chief White House Correspondent Jim Acosta.
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Paul Ingrassia, the Trump administration’s liaison to DHS, co-hosted a right-wing podcast and echoed extreme election denial rhetoric.
At Donald Trump's behest, the White House is still punishing the AP for referring to the Gulf of Mexico as the Gulf of Mexico. The matter is now headed to court
"The Real Housewives of the White House." Those seven words about the sordid reality TV franchise were really all Bill Maher had to say tonight on HBO's Real Time of the Oval Office shouting match Friday after showing footage of the very undiplomatic exchange.
Meeting between the Labour prime minister and US president touched on Ukraine, tariffs, trade deals, the Chagos Islands, Nato and a historic state visit invitation from King Charles
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