The White House press secretary doesn’t want to talk about the schoolgirls who were killed in Iran.

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt flailed when repeatedly asked.

Donald Trump refused to answer questions any questions about the war.

Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos is headed to the White House to discuss his company’s bid to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery.

The Olympic gold medal–winning women’s hockey team has declined another invite from President Trump.

“Johnny MAGA” appears to be on the Trump administration’s payroll.

Donald Trump’s brag was debunked by his own website.

Kathryn Ruemmler also referred to Jeffrey Epstein in emails as her “uncle.”

The administration is approaching pardons in a “chaotic” and seemingly deliberately opaque manner, leading to a number of concerns about potential abuse and corruption.

Why did this come up during a discussion with freed hostages?

Donald Trump definitely has his priorities in order.

Where have we heard this before?

President Trump held a two-hour-long meeting with Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem—and several others. Nowhere in sight was the man who has helped shape the White House’s immigration strategy.

Even the White House appears to believe that Stephen Miller went too far in his comments on the Minneapolis man killed by Border Patrol agents.

We all heard it!

The protest art in Washington, D.C., seeks to remind everyone of the president’s past friendship with Jeffrey Epstein.

Leavitt mocked the demonstrators and demanded to know “what, exactly” they were protesting.

Big meeting? Perfect time to brag about his vanity project!

Apparently, demolishing the East Wing isn’t enough to satisfy Donald Trump.

Leavitt stumbled trying to defend Donald Trump’s actions, including a comment that sounded an awful lot like a threat of military invasion.