The White House
Coverage of The White House in the Nexus archive.
- Watch live: Trump gives remarks from White House
President Trump is speaking from the White House after signing executive orders. The administration is promoting the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool project, located between the Washington Monument and another site, despite criticism.
- The White House's new site about 'aliens' has nothing to do with UFOs
The White House's new website uses the term 'aliens' to describe undocumented immigrants, comparing them to extraterrestrials and employing dehumanizing language such as referring to people as 'it' and stating 'they do not belong here.' The site's content explicitly avoids any connection to UFOs.
- Trump signs downsized AI order after weeks of reversals
Trump signed a downsized AI executive order after weeks of policy reversals. The final version reflects adjustments made during prolonged negotiations and revisions.
- Trump faces health questions ahead of another Walter Reed trip
President Trump claims excellent health, but independent physicians have raised unanswered concerns ahead of his third visit to Walter Reed in 13 months. The White House has not addressed key questions about his medical status.
- The White House is reportedly forcing its official app onto all government employee phones
The White House is reportedly requiring all government employees to install its official app, potentially to boost download numbers. The move has been met with skepticism, as the article suggests the motive may be to artificially inflate the app's popularity.
- Secret Service shoots person near White House, bystander also shot, law enforcement official says
The U.S. Secret Service shot a person near the White House on May 23, 2026, with a bystander also injured. Both were in critical condition, and law enforcement confirmed the incident occurred one block from the White House. Journalists reported hearing gunshots and social media posts detailed the chaos, while authorities linked the event to previous security threats, including an April 25 attempted assassination of President Donald Trump.
- Trump, Defiant After Bad Week, Pushes Ahead on Politically Unpopular Ideas
President Trump, after a challenging week, continues to advocate for politically unpopular policies despite criticism. He remains defiant and is actively pushing forward with his agenda from the White House.
- What Is Hunter Biden Doing?
Hunter Biden participated in a podcast interview with right-wing commentator Candace Owens, discussing his recovery from addiction, political attacks, and shared experiences of being misunderstood. The conversation included mutual praise, apologies from Owens for past criticisms, and discussions on conspiracy theories and political targeting.
- Trump won't attend son Don Jr.'s wedding, citing responsibilities in D.C.
President Trump announced he will not attend his son Don Jr.'s wedding, stating he must remain at the White House during an important period. Trump cited his presidential responsibilities in Washington, D.C. as the reason for his absence from the family event.
- A Close Reading of Trump’s Statement on Attending His Son’s Wedding
Donald Trump discusses his uncertainty about attending his son Donald Trump Jr.'s wedding to Bettina Anderson, citing scheduling conflicts with Iran tensions and concerns about negative media coverage. The article analyzes Trump's response as characteristically evasive and contradictory, noting his excuses don't align with his other activities and his claimed fear of 'fake news' criticism.
- The biggest lesson from Trump’s retribution campaign: From the Politics Desk
President Donald Trump's retribution campaign reveals significant lessons about political strategy and governance. The article examines the implications and consequences of Trump's approach to handling political opponents and perceived enemies from his perspective in May 2026.
- Trump says he’s postponing signing an executive order on AI out of concern it would hurt AI industry
President Trump postponed signing an executive order on artificial intelligence, citing concerns that it could harm America's competitive advantage in AI technology over China. The decision was made hours before the scheduled Oval Office signing ceremony. The move reflects growing tensions between regulating powerful AI systems for cybersecurity concerns and maintaining technological leadership.
- Trump postpones long-awaited artificial intelligence order signing
President Trump postponed the signing ceremony for his executive order on artificial intelligence voluntary testing, citing dissatisfaction with certain aspects of the order. The White House notified invited tech leaders Thursday morning that the ceremony was cancelled just hours before the scheduled afternoon signing.
- Trump admin didn't want Ebola-exposed Americans, sent them to Berlin, Prague
The Trump administration initially resisted allowing two Ebola-exposed Americans to return to the US for care and monitoring, delaying their evacuation and risking their health. One American is being treated in Berlin, while another is being sent to Prague. The individuals were exposed to the virus while working in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
- Notorious Trump lackey lays first claim to President's $1.8 BILLION 'slush fund' as he demands staggering slice of cash pile
A notorious Trump ally has made a claim to a $1.8 billion 'slush fund' and is demanding a significant portion of the cash pile. The ally is seeking a staggering slice of the president's funds. This move has raised questions about the use of the presidential funds.
- Trump Wants to Be the Hero Vapers Don’t Really Need
The White House claims Trump's pro-vape stance is based on scientific evidence, but it may be an attempt to appeal to a demographic that often doesn't vote. Trump's stance is on vaping products that are widely available. The move is seen as vice-signaling to this demographic.
- Scoop: Trump AI executive order seeks early government access to frontier models
The White House plans to release an executive order on cybersecurity and AI safety, seeking early government access to frontier models. The order aims to bolster cybersecurity around advanced AI models and outlines a voluntary framework for AI developers. The Trump administration hopes to address AI safety concerns with this order.
- Trump defends White House ballroom during impromptu construction site tour
President Trump defended the construction of the White House ballroom, stating it was paid for by himself and considered a gift to taxpayers. The comments were made during an impromptu tour of the construction site. Trump emphasized that taxpayers would not be paying for the project.
- Inside the trans athlete podium controversy sending political shockwaves in California ahead of elections
A controversy surrounding trans athletes in California has sparked political shockwaves ahead of elections, with the California Interscholastic Federation implementing a pilot entry process to address the issue. The process aims to provide opportunities for cisgender female student-athletes to participate and compete fairly. The controversy has drawn attention from the White House and California Gov. Gavin Newsom's office.
- ‘The View’ from the White House: Forget about the First Amendment
The Trump administration and ABC are involved in a potential legal battle over free expression, sparked by a clash that could lead to a protracted dispute. The issue may test the limits of the First Amendment. A high-stakes legal fight is anticipated.
- Trump’s tough-talk foreign policy is hitting a wall with Iran as it grips Strait of Hormuz
President Donald Trump's tough-talk foreign policy has hit a wall with Iran, as his threats and military action have not moved Tehran from its positions. Trump has considered himself an effective dealmaker, but he appears to have failed to achieve his goals with Iran. The US effort has been marked by shifting goals and uncertain status.
- Trump's latest White House renovation as new Marine One helicopter burns up South Lawn
A new Marine One helicopter caught fire on the South Lawn of the White House during Trump's latest renovation. The incident occurred as part of the ongoing White House renovation project. No injuries were reported.
- Trump planning to build helipad at White House for new Marine One: Reports
President Trump plans to build a helipad at the White House for the new Marine One helicopter, VH-92A Patriot. The plan was discussed according to multiple reports, including The Wall Street Journal. The new helipad is intended for the president's use.
- Trump administration backs nuclear fusion — as a company tied to Trump invests in it
The Trump administration is backing nuclear fusion, with Trump Media & Technology set to merge with a fusion power company. The broader fusion sector is seeing new regulations and receiving boosts from the White House. This investment is expected to impact the industry's growth.
- Classical education and AI could reshape how America prepares its children
First Lady Melania Trump and the White House are leading an education revolution, focusing on classical education and AI to improve America's reading and education numbers. The Classical Education movement emphasizes development of wisdom and virtue through liberal arts. This approach aims to educate the whole child and cultivate lifelong learning.
- US says China to buy billions in agricultural goods after Trump-Xi talks
The US and China have reached an agreement where China will buy at least $17 billion worth of US agricultural goods annually. This deal comes after talks between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping. The White House announced the agreement, which is expected to boost US agricultural exports.
- Joe Biden emerges from forced retirement on second anniversary of CRINGE video that unraveled his presidential campaign and catapulted Trump to the White House
Joe Biden's presidential campaign was affected by a CRINGE video two years ago, which contributed to Trump's win. Biden is now emerging from forced retirement. The incident had significant implications for the presidential election.
- Dems demand Lutnick resign over Epstein interview: 'You lied'
Democrats are calling for Lutnick's resignation due to an interview about Jeffrey Epstein, claiming he lied. President Donald Trump continues to support Lutnick despite facing scrutiny over his own relationship with Epstein. The White House stated its ongoing support in February.
- Mystery blonde Trump aide with unfettered access to president's phone sparks White House friction: Real reason his posts contain random capital letters... and shadowy team behind them unmasked
A mystery blonde Trump aide has sparked White House friction due to their unfettered access to the president's phone and social media posts containing random capital letters. The aide's identity and the shadowy team behind the posts have been unmasked. The situation has led to tension within the White House.
- Joy Reid guest accuses America of ‘coddling weak White men’ in anti-Trump rant targeting conservatives
Joy Reid and Wajahat Ali criticized America for coddling weak White men, targeting President Donald Trump and other conservatives. They accused the country of rewarding mediocre White men while unfairly questioning minorities' qualifications. The discussion was met with criticism from the White House.
- Trump keeps secret Vance letter in Resolute Desk if crisis erupts, official reveals
President Donald Trump has a secret letter in the Oval Office for Vice President JD Vance in case he needs to succeed him as president. The letter is part of protocols in place for presidential succession. Trump has faced repeated threats to his life, including an attempted assassination at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner.
- Breakdown of $1 billion request for Trump's White House ballroom project
The White House has requested $1 billion for a ballroom project during President Trump's term. The project's details and implications are being examined. The request is notable due to its large funding amount.
- Trump humiliates reporters in explosive outburst as he heads on landmark China trip
Donald Trump had an explosive outburst at reporters before heading on a landmark trip to China. The outburst was seen as humiliating for the reporters. The trip to China is a significant event.
- Trump humiliates reporters in explosive outburst as he heads on landmark China trip
Donald Trump had an explosive outburst at reporters before heading on a landmark trip to China. The outburst was seen as humiliating for the reporters. The trip to China is a significant event in international relations.
- Our nation’s capital — Trump’s sandbox
President Trump is making radical changes to Washington, renaming historic buildings after himself and proposing expensive projects to rebrand the nation's capital in his honor. This includes treating the city as his personal property and attempting to leave a lasting legacy. The changes are seen as an attempt to personalize the city.
- Trump's tax cuts hand Republicans a killer argument for the midterms
The White House has launched National Small Business Week to celebrate small businesses' contribution to the economy and jobs. Republicans believe that Trump's tax cuts will be a key argument for winning the midterms, as small business owners are likely to vote Republican if promised relief from high taxes. There are over 36.8 million small businesses in the US, which could pay more tax than those in China if Trump's cuts expire.
- Trump is getting another medical checkup at the end of May, the White House says
President Donald Trump is scheduled to undergo a medical and dental checkup at the end of May. The White House has announced this upcoming checkup. Trump's health will be evaluated by doctors during this visit.
- Trump nominates Kari Lake as US ambassador to Jamaica
President Trump nominated Kari Lake as the US ambassador to Jamaica, replacing Scott, following her tenure at the U.S. Agency for Global Media. The nomination was announced in a White House press release and requires Senate confirmation. Lake's appointment is a new development in her career.
- SEC Moves to End ‘Gag Rule’ on Firms Settling Agency Accusations
The Securities and Exchange Commission is planning to end its policy of letting companies settle enforcement actions without admitting wrongdoing. The White House is reviewing this plan. This change could impact how companies handle allegations of misconduct.
- Trump holds event on maternal healthcare
President Donald Trump held an event on maternal healthcare at the White House, where the administration proposed expanding workplace fertility benefits and insurance coverage. The event aimed to improve maternal healthcare. The proposal is part of the administration's efforts to enhance healthcare benefits.