KAROLINE Leavitt

The White House dodged questions on Jeffrey Epstein after a bombshell report detailed that the Trump administration determined he did not keep a "client list."

The White House's press secretary was mocked online after a tweet promoting Donald Trump's "one big, beautiful bill" was flagged by X's Community Notes.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt condemned CNN's coverage of ICEBlock, an iPhone app that allows users to report sightings of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers.

The White House revealed that President Donald Trump will be visiting the new undocumented migrant detention center this week, also known as "Alligator Alcatraz", located in Southern Florida.

Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt claimed the leak was false but said the FBI and DHS are investigating the release of the "top-secret intelligence analysis."

A Pentagon report revealed that the Iranian nuclear facilities struck by the US were damaged but not obliterated, contradicting assertions made by Donald Trump.

Karoline Leavitt dismissed a reporter who questioned if Trump would allow peaceful protests during a large scale military parade scheduled for Saturday.

The White House attempted to take credit after Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass was able to quell unrest from protests in the city by implementing a curfew.

The White House denounced the panel that blocked Trump's sweeping tariffs, accusing the "activist judges" of "inserting themselves" where they don't belong.

The White House defended HHS Secretary RFK Jr. amid scrutiny of the administration's MAHA Commission report, which was found to cite studies that do not exist.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt has come under fire for stating that the Trump administration wants less "LGBTQ graduate majors" from Universities and more skilled workers following developments in the administration's legal battle against Harvard University.

The White House defended the use of a misleading video in order to support claims that white South Africans are being oppressed and murdered in the country.

Social media users are mocking President Donald Trump's religious beliefs after Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt was asked about the President's religion during a press briefing.

Karoline Leavitt boasted that President Trump "doesn't stop and doesn't quit" despite the 78-year-old world leader falling asleep multiple times during a briefing in Saudi Arabia last week.

Elon Musk's AI chatbot Grok disputed claims from the White House that the GOP's "one big, beautiful bill" contained over a trillion dollars in savings.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt claimed that Qatar expects "absolutely nothing" in return for a lavish aircraft donation.

President Donald Trump defended his administration's decision to accept a $400 million luxury aircraft from Qatar

The White House claimed President Donald Trump has "lost money" despite a report revealing he and his family have generated $2.9 billion in cryptocurrency.

A MAGA supporting social media user drew ire from social media users after thanking White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt for bringing back Uber drivers who speak english.

The United States will triple its immigration enforcement operations in workplaces as part of a broader crackdown on undocumented immigrants, border czar Tom Homan announced.

The Trump administration said it will collect "collect defaulted federal student loan debt by withholding tax refunds, federal pensions, and even their wages."

The White House invited political commentator Tim Pool to the press room, praising him as an "unbiased journalist"—despite accusations of his collusion with Russia.

After joining the White House press pool, right-wing influencer Tim Pool was called on to ask the first question during Tuesday's White House briefing.

The White House stated that the Trump administration was complying with all court orders directed to them despite refusing to return a Maryland man who was wrongfully deported last month.

Abrego Garcia's legal team stated in a complaint that the U.S. has "never produced an iota of evidence to support this unfounded accusation."

From the White House to Air Force One, the traditional "pool" of reporters who follow the US president has had its biggest shake-up in decades with the addition of members of an often raucous, partisan new media.

Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said the administration did not encourage the release of messages sent in a Signal group chat, but there was no classified information shared.

Members of the Trump administration are being blasted by users online for denying sharing highly sensitive military plans on a group chat.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said that since The Atlantic's headline reads "attack plans" rather than "war plans" its whole argument is moot

Hegseth claimed on Tuesday that "nobody was texting war plans," adding that Goldberg, the journalist who made the claims, is a "professional hoax peddler"