White House, Donald Trump
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The President just delivered a speech so breathtaking in its ignorance that it takes one’s breath away
Susie Wiles served 21 months as Trump's longest-serving chief of staff across both terms, departing after Republicans lost the House and Senate. Trump announced Stephen Miller will take on the role.
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Trump delivers a speech about $600M ballroom before reluctantly addressing the Republicans’ midterm loss
Donald Trump seemingly found the perfect way to avoid an awkward conversation about the election results: talk about something else for as long as possible.
A blue wave gave Democrats control of the U.S. House and Senate in Tuesday’s election, but one seat that stayed in Republican power went to a Trump-loving rapper in Upstate New York. “To everybody that voted for Blake,
Top White House officials are taking steps to protect themselves and their projects while Dems strategize over how best to deliver on their promises.
A Times review of the president’s public speeches finds that he is more profane, more absolutist, longer-winded and less coherent than he was in 2016.
Donald Trump teased renaming the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool while delivering his final speech before Midterm Election Day.
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Trump Runs Away as Reporter Reminds Him He’s a Big, Giant Loser
President Donald Trump scurried away from reporters Friday who asked about his new loser status. Trump had an awkward interaction with reporters outside the White House, after they asked him to explain his decision to replace Chief of Staff Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller.
Anthony Constantino, a self-funded sticker magnate who recorded a rap album in tribute to President Trump, defeated Blake Gendebien, a second-generation dairy farmer.
Discoloration and inconsistencies were spotted immediately after the president's speech about making the pool "better and more beautiful than it's ever been before."
Donald Trump is weighing an executive order that would brand some nonprofits as having terrorist ties, The Wall Street Journal reported Friday. In doing so, the executive order would nix the organizations’ nonprofit status and fundamentally unravel their operations.
