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51 stories from Planck Standard. Latest: November 9, 2026.
Means told CBS's "Face the Nation" that Susie Wiles and allies took money from industries the MAHA movement ran against, days after Wiles submitted her resignation.
The proclamation puts the Interior secretary in charge and requires review before any major alteration, but it still lets future presidents redecorate.
WatchThe president named his immigration architect to run the West Wing three days after Republicans lost both chambers of Congress. Miller takes over Monday.
The post has been vacant since Karoline Leavitt left in August, and the last pick lasted five days. White says he has "a lot of jobs already."
Milwaukee's Jeffrey Grob says the bishops were told the meeting would be private, and a second bishop says the White House exploited it for partisan ends two weeks before the midterms.
WatchThe Washington Post obtained pledge records showing Nvidia and Apple gave $25 million each, with at least $77 million from donors who asked to stay anonymous.
WatchThe 41-year-old Trump Media adviser officially started Monday and is out by Friday, after a halting debut and questions about her law credentials.
The Wall Street Journal reported allegations including an alleged threat to a host-country official and improper gifts; Guilfoyle denies wrongdoing and says she will 'vigorously defend' herself.
The post has sat empty since Karoline Leavitt left in late August, and the briefing room hasn't hosted a press briefing since Sept. 3.
WatchU.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly, a Trump appointee, called it an "uphill climb" for the government to defend the ban and kept reporters' access in place through Tuesday.
The outlets say the administration keeps enforcing its ban 'unpredictably and inconsistently' despite a court order, including barring CNN from Air Force One on Monday.
WatchZuckerberg, Musk, Amodei, Pichai, Huang and Bezos backed a statement of principles on superintelligence. Trump called it 'morally' binding and floated a 10-person oversight committee.
WatchJudge Timothy Kelly granted a 14-day restraining order shortly after midnight, writing that he was skeptical national security was the real reason for the ban. Some reporters were still turned away at the gate hours later.
WatchThe three outlets asked a federal judge in Washington for a temporary restraining order after their reporters were turned away at the gate Saturday and CNN was pulled from Monday's travel pool. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent suggested the 'off-ramp' might be 'a change in coverage.'
Gabriel Perez had the speeches before the president delivered them. Kalshi's own surveillance system caught the pattern, froze more than $90,000 in his account, and referred him to federal regulators.
WatchThe D.C. Circuit ruled 2-1 on Friday that the president cannot demolish and rebuild parts of the White House without Congress. Trump said he will go straight to the Supreme Court.
The framework built on Trump’s June executive order is voluntary, an official said, and the administration will present it to industry partners Tuesday.
The vice president announced the birth at Walter Reed on Sunday morning, saying mother and baby are 'happy and healthy' and the couple's three older children are 'overjoyed.'
Prosecutors say eight men planned to fly explosive-laden drones into the UFC Freedom 250 card on the South Lawn and shoot fleeing spectators. Trial is set for September 14.
A 79-page proposal would ring the historic protest square with 8-to-9-foot fencing that can be closed during 'heightened conditions' and repave its walkways in granite.
Regulators say Gabriel Perez allegedly used advance access to Trump's prepared remarks to win nearly $100,000 on Kalshi 'mention markets,' and is now in settlement talks with the CFTC.
The initiative pools vulnerability findings from agencies and industry to speed fixes as AI models uncover software bugs faster than security teams can handle them.
WatchPresident Trump confirmed a White House meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is coming within weeks, even as advisers grumble that 'Bibi was wrong about everything' on Iran.
WatchFive American men face conspiracy-to-commit-murder charges over an alleged scheme to detonate explosive drones over the 'UFC Freedom 250' event and gun down fleeing officials, the Justice Department said.
Top officials marked what they described as a final chapter for the decades-old presidential 747 on Wednesday as a $400 million Boeing jet donated by Qatar nears delivery this summer.
The president marks the milestone birthday on Sunday amid renewed scrutiny of his age and stamina, after aides made him an omnipresent public figure.
Judge Amit P. Mehta ruled that the lawsuit arrived too late and failed to demonstrate irreversible harm from the planned event on Trump's birthday.
The towering structure will host an Ultimate Fighting Championship event this Sunday as the president celebrates his milestone birthday with an unprecedented White House spectacle.
Legal challenge claims June 14 event was unlawfully planned and designed to benefit the president and his political allies.
President Trump confirmed his attendance at the rescheduled event following the incident that abruptly cut short the traditional gathering.
A group of lawyers with allegiance to the president negotiated the agreement in closely held discussions, leaving some White House officials feeling excluded from the process.
Harvard and other targeted institutions see funding restored following inquiries from news outlets about White House pressure on research programs.
Dana White's "UFC Freedom Fights 250" will mark the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army, Flag Day, and Donald Trump's 80th birthday with 85,000 free tickets and a closed five-mile flight-restriction zone, drawing accusations from Sen. Elizabeth Warren that the South Portico is being turned into "a personal monument to one man's vanity."
Metropolitan Police investigating shooting incident that left civilian injured during Secret Service confrontation with gunman near executive mansion.
President Trump was inside the White House during the incident, which left another person wounded by gunfire.
President cites ongoing military conflict and "other things" as obstacles to attending Don Jr.'s planned ceremony.
Court overrules April government memo that rejected law mandating preservation of all official presidential documents.
WatchPresident says 'there won't be anything left' of Iran if Tehran doesn't move on a deal, hours after a drone strike sparked a fire at the UAE's Barakah nuclear plant.
Republicans say the money is strictly for blast walls and Secret Service infrastructure, but Democrats call the carve-out a bait-and-switch on a project Trump promised would not cost taxpayers a single dime.
FBI footage analysis reveals the assailant shot at a Secret Service officer before the officer returned fire during the attack.
Writings found by authorities indicate Cole Tomas Allen had specific grievances and potential targets among government officials at Saturday's event.
Guests dove for cover as armed suspect Cole Tomas Allen breached security at Washington Hilton during black-tie event with President Trump and top officials.
California man brought down by Secret Service after shooting at hotel hosting annual press event attended by President Trump.
President and senior administration officials rushed from ballroom as authorities detain one person after gunfire at annual media event.
Despite soaring stocks, the prolonged conflict in Iran has begun straining American household finances as war costs mount.
The president told advisers he would pardon 'everyone who has come within 200 feet of the Oval' in a series of meetings, as the White House downplayed the remarks as jokes.
Administration issues directive amid surge of suspiciously timed trades on oil and prediction markets before crucial conflict moments.
President will meet privately with disenchanted leaders of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s Make America Healthy Again movement amid growing tensions.
The First Lady made a rare public White House appearance, calling for Epstein victims to testify under oath before Congress and rejecting allegations of a personal connection to the disgraced financier.
The White House's four-page blueprint for federal AI governance would prohibit states from enacting any AI regulations that conflict with federal law, require age verification for AI platforms used by minors, protect AI intellectual property, and streamline permitting for data center power plants — with AI czar David Sacks calling it 'a bold, America-first approach.'
Trump's most trusted aide will continue running the West Wing while undergoing treatment.