White House Press Secretary News & Breaking Stories

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre reflects on working for President Biden, contrasting it with past experiences with doomed candidates.

Former Sanders press secretary questions those who kneecapped Bernie's 2020 campaign. Biden criticized for performance, Sanders supporters highlight his vitality.

Democrats dismiss Hunter Biden's guilty verdict as normal legal outcome, while some GOP members call it an "illusion of equal justice."

Melania Trump and Barron were in Manhattan during Donald Trump's hush money trial, showing support despite a gloomy mood.

White House condemns Trump for sharing video referencing a "unified Reich" on Truth Social, calling it "dangerous and offensive."

Stormy Daniels testifies in hush money trial of ex-president Donald Trump, recounting 2006 sexual encounter and $130,000 payment to keep quiet.

Former Trump adviser Hope Hicks testified in hush money trial about infamous "Access Hollywood" tape and scheme to silence women.

White House clarifies Biden's remarks labeling India, Japan, China, and Russia as "xenophobic," emphasizing importance of immigration to America's strength.

Marijuana may be reclassified from Schedule I to Schedule III, changing regulations and potentially impacting taxes and research. Mixed reactions arise.

US restricts travel in Israel as Iran threatens retaliation for April 1 airstrike. Biden fears attack "sooner than later." Israel warns Iran.

Actress Sydney Sweeney hosts SNL with musical guest Kacey Musgraves. Co-star Glen Powell pokes fun at relationship rumors. Stay tuned!

Texas Panhandle wildfire devastates Canadian town, destroying homes and businesses. Residents evacuate as massive blaze continues to spread.

Michigan State Police have referred a GoFundMe account tied to Flint City Council member Eric Mays to the AG for prosecution.

Georgia Governor Kemp is demanding answers from the White House regarding the murder of a nursing student at the University of Georgia.

Bobbi Althoff is the latest victim of X-rated, AI-generated content being shared online. She's not the first to face this.

Iowa school shooting leaves 6 injured, 1 dead. Suspect dead. Authorities find explosive device. Gun violence in schools is a growing problem.

Apple has removed the best Apple Watch models from its online store in anticipation of a ban on imports.

Virginia man dies in house explosion after police execute search warrant. He aired grievances on social media and filed dismissed lawsuits.

Former US President Jimmy Carter made a rare public appearance at a memorial service for his wife Rosalynn, who passed away.

Michelle Obama joined President Biden and the Clintons to attend Rosalynn Carter's funeral, sparking rumors of her potential presidential run.

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

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

Florida Department of Health settles lawsuit over COVID-19 data release, agreeing to post detailed stats weekly for three years.

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi calls for Senator Robert Menendez to resign amid federal bribery and corruption charges.

"Hero behind hit movie may run for Senate seat after being approached by influential people. YouTube suspends Russell Brand."

A federal judge has ruled that the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program is unlawful, but did not order the termination of protections for "Dreamers." The ruling is expected to be appealed.

LSU hires Anzilla Gilmore as associate vice president for facility and property oversight, bringing over 23 years of experience.

Jill Biden, who is fully vaccinated and boosted, has tested positive for COVID-19 for the second time.

First Lady Jill Biden tests positive for COVID-19, experiencing mild symptoms. President Biden tests negative. Biden plans to continue teaching remotely.

Hunter Biden's plea agreement unravels, giving Republicans new ammunition.

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

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

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.