White House News & Breaking Stories

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.

"Black Woman District Attorney Indicts Trump's Co-Conspirators in Election Plot, Exposing Corruption and Loyalty to Trump."

President Biden's weeklong vacation to Lake Tahoe has been punctuated by crises at home and abroad.

Former President Trump criticizes former Vice President Pence for receiving "very bad advice" regarding his role in certifying electoral votes.

Former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley criticizes Republican opponents for supporting increased spending under Trump's administration during 2024 GOP primary debate.

Donald Trump shares QAnon post on Truth Social as he faces potential third indictment and lashes out at Biden and DOJ.

A Taylor Swift fan is using politicians' favorite Swift songs to bridge political differences and advocate for important issues.

A federal court judge has blocked Donald Trump from sharing potential trial evidence on social media in an election fraud case.

Donald Trump remains the front-runner for the Republican presidential nomination despite facing multiple indictments and scandals, with each indictment boosting his support and fundraising numbers. His ability to weather legal challenges has reinforced his "Teflon Don" persona and messaging strategy that the system is rigged against him. While his legal troubles may hurt him with independent and swing voters, Trump remains confident of his chances and sees each indictment as bringing him closer to the White House.

News networks obsessively cover Trump's arraignment, treating it as a ratings-grabbing TV production rather than a legal proceeding.

Fox News faces backlash over host's controversial Holocaust remarks.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis uninjured after multicar accident during campaign events.

Mainstream media reports on Emmett Till monument and Florida's history standards.

Former President Obama mourns death of personal chef in drowning accident.

Obama family mourns passing of personal chef in paddleboard incident

Security footage shows Secret Service brought Kamala Harris near pipe bomb. Experts and lawmakers express concerns over security failures and intelligence. FBI unable to locate suspect who planted unexploded pipe bombs. Questions raised over how bomb was missed during security sweeps.

Actor Matthew McConaughey launches program to ensure school safety funding is used effectively.

President Biden celebrates National Ice Cream Day amidst criticism and jokes.

Republicans concerned Trump can't beat Biden in 2024, says Christie.

Vivek Ramaswamy launches commission-based fundraising program called "Vivek Kitchen Cabinet."

Some in Washington fear that President Biden is "shackled" to Vice President Kamala Harris and worry about her potential as president if Biden doesn't finish his term. Replacing Harris would be difficult due to her identity as the first female, Black, and Asian-American VP. Changing the VP would also raise questions about Biden's judgment. The Indian-American community, which could be crucial in a future election, might also be turned off if Harris is replaced. One potential solution could be for Harris to be appointed to fill a Senate vacancy in California, allowing Biden to choose a new running mate. However, such a move would require political maneuvering that Biden and Harris may not be capable of executing successfully.

US to supply Ukraine with cluster munitions despite opposition from UN, HRW, and NATO allies.

White House spokesperson invokes Hatch Act to dodge questions on cocaine.

Florida Governor's campaign video attacks LGBTQ+ community, receives backlash.

MSNBC anchor and correspondent suggest cocaine found at White House left by visitor.

Donald Trump Jr. tweets about suspected cocaine found in White House.

US Secret Service investigates discovery of cocaine in White House storage.

US Supreme Court blocks Biden's student loan forgiveness plan, citing unlawful implementation.

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre violated the Hatch Act by referring to GOP officials and candidates as "mega MAGA Republicans," according to a government watchdog agency. Jean-Pierre will face no consequences for the violation.

Former President Donald Trump pleads not guilty to federal indictment. Cormac McCarthy dies at 89. Denver shooting likely drug-related.

Trump explains boxes of government documents as personal belongings and memorabilia.