President Donald Trump has said James Blair, one of his top political advisers, would come back to the White House after the midterms. People close to the situation now say that won’t happen.Blair stepped away from his job as White House deputy chief of staff to run MAGA Inc.

James Blair’s data-driven approach delivered victory in 2024 but president’s unpopularity and idiosyncratic style do not bode well this time

Joy Behar is back to relentlessly needling Trump. On her first episode of The View following a month-long hiatus to heal from a dislocated shoulder, Behar, 84, revamped the insult that has riled the 80-year-old president: “He’s so jealous of Obama,

The Justice Department on Tuesday failed to secure a grand jury indictment against a former White House staffer who provided dramatic but disputed testimony against President Donald

Trump told Maher not to call him again after the comedian defended their White House dinners while continuing to criticize him.

Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, whom President Donald Trump has sought to remove from office, voted Wednesday to raise interest rates as the central bank held borrowing costs steady amid persistent inflation and economic growth the Fed characterized as strong.

Two Catholic bishops have expressed regret over attending a meeting with 10 other prelates and President Donald Trump in the Oval Office, saying they were “exploited” and “manipulated.”

The viral Air Force One video featured Nicki Minaj having a conversation with Steven Cheung, who shared the clip through X

Highly credible sources have told YWN that the White House held a conference call Tuesday with approximately 15 Rabbonim and askanim representing Chassidic communities across New York, emphasizing President Donald Trump’s strong support for Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman ahead of next week’s election.

The president is giving 90-minute campaign speeches almost daily, peppering his message on the economy with profanity, slurs and objectification.

Katie Zacharia has revealed she would consider returning as White House press secretary if Donald Trump asked her to come back, days after her abrupt exit from the role. In her first television interview since leaving the position, Zacharia told NewsNation's Rob Finnerty on October 27 that she would accept the job if the president offered it again. She also hinted at an upcoming opportunity but kept details under wraps, teasing that “a lot of exciting things” lie ahead.