White House News & Breaking Stories

Iowa conservative endorses DeSantis for 2024 presidential bid, but he still lags behind Trump in national and statewide polling.

Joe Biden, oldest US president, faces challenges with age, poll numbers, and support among younger voters due to Israel policy.

President Joe Biden pardoned two turkeys at the White House; a cherished Thanksgiving tradition. The event was full of jokes and festivities.

Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter is under hospice care at home in Georgia, living happily with her husband, former President Jimmy Carter.

Osama bin Laden's 2002 letter resurfaces on TikTok amid Israel-Hamas conflict, sparking controversy and condemnation from the White House.

Biden and Xi meet at the Filoli estate in California to ease tensions, but their relationship is under pressure.

Tim Scott confirmed his relationship with Mindy Noce, a Charleston interior designer, by bringing her on stage at a debate.

Federal agents raided the home of a top fundraiser for New York City Mayor Eric Adams, prompting Adams to abruptly cancel a planned White House meeting.

Vice President Kamala Harris assures the American people that President Biden is alive and running for re-election.

Former US vice president Mike Pence drops out of the 2024 presidential race, highlighting Trump's dominance in the Republican Party.

President Marcos Jr. urged the Armed Forces of the Philippines to be prepared for "emerging threats" and to defend the country's archipelago, following warnings from the US against Chinese attacks. The President emphasized the need for the military to be agile, flexible, and responsive in addressing national security concerns. He also directed the AFP to enhance joint planning and operations for interoperability. Defense Secretary Teodoro and US Defense Secretary Austin expressed their commitment to strengthening bilateral coordination and support for the modernization of the AFP.

At least 16 people were killed and 50 injured in shootings in Lewiston, Maine, with the death toll potentially higher.

Mark Meadows, Trump's former chief of staff, will testify against him in the DOJ's case. Social media predicts Trump's reaction.

Electing Liz Cheney as Speaker of the House would bring stability, isolate extremists, and allow for bipartisan cooperation.

Two US hostages have been released by Hamas terrorists amid the Israel-Hamas conflict, according to the IDF.

President Joe Biden will deliver a prime-time address to rally support for his approach to conflicts in Israel and Ukraine. The speech aims to galvanize public opinion and pressure lawmakers to provide funding for the wars.

US Navy ship intercepts missiles and drones fired by Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen, possibly towards Israel. No casualties reported.

Prominent lawyer Sidney Powell pleads guilty to reduced charges in Georgia election case, agrees to testify against co-defendants.

Republican Jim Jordan faces opposition within his own party in his bid to become Speaker, causing difficulties in passing bills and approving White House requests.

Growing opposition to Rep. Jim Jordan's bid for Speaker of the House has sparked calls to empower Rep. Patrick McHenry with new powers to get the House operational again. McHenry, who currently oversees the chamber as Speaker Pro Tempore, would be faced with challenges such as government spending fights and ongoing cryptocurrency efforts. The idea has gained support from prominent conservative figures, including three former GOP House speakers, and Democrats have also expressed support for expanding McHenry's authorities. However, the proposal faces challenges from Jordan and his allies, and the extent and duration of McHenry's powers are still up for debate.

Abraham Lincoln's presidential oath of office was tested during his time in office, but he remained a strong and enduring leader.

Former Hamas leader Khaled Mashal urges Muslims worldwide to support Palestine on "Day of Jihad." US increases security measures.

Republicans struggle to unite and elect Rep. Steve Scalise as the next House speaker following the removal of Rep. Kevin McCarthy.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a member of the famous Democratic family, has dropped his primary bid and will run for president as an independent in the 2024 race. Kennedy wants to declare independence from corporations, the media, and the two major political parties.

Former President Donald Trump complies with a gag order by not attacking the judge's staff in his civil fraud trial, but criticizes New York State Attorney General Letitia James instead.

The White House announces debt relief for an additional 125,000 student loan borrowers through existing programs with past issues.

Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) confirms his run for Speaker of the House, potentially attracting support from hardline conservatives.

Rep. Dean Phillips of Minnesota steps down from House Democratic leadership, fueling speculation about a third-party bid for presidency.

Former President Jimmy Carter celebrated his 99th birthday with his family in Plains, Georgia, breaking his routine of watching church services online. The celebration took place in the same house where the Carters lived before he was first elected to the Georgia Senate in 1962.

The federal government is on the brink of a shutdown as Congress has not passed any spending bills. A bipartisan deal is needed to keep it open.

Republican presidential debate turns bizarre as candidates squabble over curtains and make strange comments about sleeping with teachers.

American soldier Travis King, who ran across the border into North Korea in July, has been transferred to U.S. custody and is on his way back to the United States.

Former Trump administration aide Cassidy Hutchsinson claims she had to leave Washington after testifying against Donald Trump and his allies in the January 6 investigation. In an upcoming memoir, she alleges that Trump refused to wear a mask due to concerns about his orange bronzer staining the straps. Hutchsinson also accuses Rudy Giuliani of sexually assaulting her on January 6, a claim he denies. Her book, titled "Enough," is set to be released in September and contains other shocking revelations.

Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) refuses to comment on whether Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ) should resign following his indictment, sparking controversy.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has appointed Chad Mizelle, a lawyer who served under former President Donald Trump, as the new Chair of the Florida Elections Commission. Mizelle is the chief legal officer of Affinity Partners, a global investment firm founded by Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner. DeSantis also reappointed two members to the Commission, one of whom donated $50,000 to a super PAC supporting DeSantis' presidential campaign. The appointments are subject to Senate approval.

Former White House aide, Olivia Hutchinson, accuses Rudy Giuliani of groping her and attempting to kiss her in her upcoming book.

The possibility of a government shutdown is looming large, after Republican leadership scrapped a procedural vote on a stopgap funding bill to keep the government running through October. Intraparty feuding between moderates and the hard-right lies at the heart of the GOP's inability to reach a compromise and highlights the challenge before House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.).

Attorney General Merrick Garland defended the Department of Justice's work in cases involving Hunter Biden and Donald Trump.

Sen. John Fetterman's casual style of dress sparks controversy, but he effortlessly brushes off criticism from conservatives and continues serving his state.

Former President Donald Trump plans to deliver a speech in Detroit targeting union workers, as he skips the second Republican presidential debate to involve himself in a dispute between striking workers and automakers. Trump aims to win back working-class voters who supported Biden in the 2020 election.

Tim Ballard, founder of anti-s*x trafficking organization Operation Underground Railroad, resigns amid s*xual harassment allegations and LDS Church condemnation.

General Motors (GM) has increased its contract offer to a 20% wage hike for US autoworkers in a bid to avoid a strike. Ford Motor has also confirmed it offered a 20% hike and other benefits. The United Auto Workers (UAW) is demanding 40% raises and major improvements in benefits. The UAW has outlined plans for a series of strikes targeting individual auto plants if agreements are not reached. The UAW is asking for 40% raises and major improvements in benefits. A full strike would hit earnings at each affected automaker by about $400 million to $500 million per week.

US House Speaker Kevin McCarthy faces threats from the far right despite launching a formal probe of President Joe Biden.

Chipmaker Nvidia and seven other companies have agreed to a set of artificial intelligence (AI) standards led by the White House. The standards include requirements to disclose AI-generated content, share vulnerabilities, and commit to external testing before releasing products. The companies joining the agreement include Adobe, Palantir, IBM, and Salesforce. The White House has been engaging with industry on AI development and is promoting steps to ensure AI safety and security. The agreement will go into effect immediately and requires companies to prioritize research into minimizing harm and addressing security challenges.

President Biden commemorates the 22nd anniversary of 9/11 in Alaska, honoring lives lost and countering China's influence.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams warns that the ongoing migrant crisis will "destroy" the city, citing financial burden and budget cuts.

South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem is expected to endorse former President Trump for his reelection bid during a GOP fundraiser. Noem's supporters believe this move could position her as a potential vice presidential candidate.

Kamala Harris is going on tour again, this time embarking on a 14-date college tour aimed at reaching young voters and talking up Democratic positions on abortion, gun control, LGBT rights, and climate change.

Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell's health and capacity to lead the chamber's Republicans before the 2024 elections is questioned by some Republican senators.

Proud Boys ringleader Joseph Biggs sentenced to 17 years in prison for conspiracy to keep Trump in power.