Vice President Vance
Coverage of Vice President Vance in the Nexus archive.
- Vance chief of staff Jacob Reses to depart role
Jacob Reses, Vice President Vance’s chief of staff who has been with him since his Senate campaign, will leave the role at the end of summer. Reses has served since Vance took office with President Trump in January 2025.
- Trump holds Situation Room meeting on Iran strike options
President Trump held a Situation Room meeting to discuss potential new strikes against Iran, following statements about hitting Iran 'hard' if a deal is not reached. Qatari mediators are attempting to revive negotiations, while recent U.S. strikes targeted Iranian radar and air defense sites in response to a downed helicopter.
- White House denies NYT report alleging Wiles urged Vance to take social media break
The White House denied a New York Times report alleging that chief of staff Susie Wiles advised Vice President Vance to step back from social media, calling it 'complete fake news.' White House Communications Director Steven Cheung responded on the social platform X to refute the claim.
- Vance: Pope’s AI warnings ‘profound’
Vice President Vance praised Pope Leo XIV's 'profound' warnings on AI risks in the Vatican's newly published encyclical 'Magnifica Humanitas,' which urges policymakers to regulate AI with clarity and establish adequate tools.
- Watch live: Vance holds roundtable on fraud-fighting efforts with state attorneys general
Vice President Vance will hold a roundtable with state attorneys general to discuss the Trump administration’s anti-fraud efforts. President Trump indicated Vance’s role as 'fraud czar' will target Democratic-run states, including Minnesota, which faces a fraud investigation.
- Exclusive: Trump says he's "50/50" on Iran deal or bombs, will meet envoys to decide
President Trump stated he is undecided ('50/50') on whether to accept Iran's latest offer or escalate conflict, planning to meet with advisors like Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner. Pakistani Field Marshal Asim Munir mediated talks but no deal was finalized, though progress was noted. Trump emphasized demands on uranium enrichment and stockpile terms, which may not be fully addressed in the proposed 30-day negotiation framework.
- How Trump's $1.8B "anti-weaponization" fund works
President Trump's administration will spend $1.776 billion of taxpayer money on the Anti-Weaponization Fund, a new government program that shields decisions on who gets the money from courts and limits public information. The fund was created after Trump sued his own administration and settled. The program has raised concerns about oversight and potential corruption.
- Vance follows Rubio’s raucous briefing with subdued performance
Vice President Vance delivered a subdued briefing at the White House, contrasting with Secretary of State Marco Rubio's previous unruly turn. Vance answered reporters' questions in a calm manner, using a chart to decide whom to call. The briefing was a notable shift in tone from Rubio's performance.
- The Movement: Vance-championed rail safety bill fractures GOP
A railway safety bill championed by Vice President Vance is causing tension within the GOP, highlighting populist versus free-market divisions. The Railway Safety Act is set to be marked up in a major transportation bill this week. Republican lawmakers are facing a test as ideological factions fight for the party's future.
- Watch live: Vance gives remarks from Maine on Trump economy, anti-fraud efforts
Vice President Vance will give remarks on the Trump economy and anti-fraud efforts from Maine. The vice president is leading the White House task force on combating fraud in federal programs. The task force aims to ramp up efforts to combat fraud.
- GOP circles see Rubio gaining ground on Vance with Trump
Marco Rubio is gaining traction in Republican circles for the 2028 presidential race, outperforming Vice President Vance in a potential match-up. Rubio recently delivered a well-received appearance at the White House. This development suggests a shift in support within GOP circles.
- Watch live: Vance gives remarks on Trump admin’s crackdown on fraud
Vice President Vance will give remarks on the Trump administration's efforts to crack down on fraud, including in states' social service programs. The administration's war on fraud is led by Vice President Vance and focuses on Democratic-led states. The Department of Labor is involved in the efforts.
- Vance heading to Maine as Platner-Collins fight heats up
Vice President Vance is visiting Maine to deliver remarks on the Trump administration's efforts, amidst the Senate race between Senator Susan Collins and Graham Platner. The visit will take place in Bangor, the third-most populous city in Maine. Vice President Vance's office announced the trip on Tuesday.
- Live results: Brown seeks primary nod in Ohio Senate race
Senator Jon Husted and former Senator Sherrod Brown are expected to face off in the Ohio Senate race to fill out the remainder of Vice President Vance's seat. Husted was appointed to the seat by Governor Mike DeWine in 2024 and faces no primary challenger. Brown served three terms in the Senate and is seeking the Democratic primary nod.
- Trump discusses extended Iran blockade with energy executives at White House
President Trump discussed domestic and international energy markets during a meeting with industry executives and officials at the White House. The meeting, hosted by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, included Vice President Vance and focused on an extended Iran blockade.
- Trump allies, world leaders react to WHCD shooting
President Trump, First Lady Melania Trump, Vice President Vance, and others were evacuated after shots were fired at the White House Correspondents Dinner. Allies and world leaders expressed gratitude for Trump's safety following the incident.
- Watch live: Trump remarks after White House Correspondents Dinner
President Trump and other officials were evacuated from the Washington Hilton after a shooting in the hotel’s lobby. Trump is expected to make remarks from the White House following the incident, which marks his first attendance at the dinner in either of his terms.
- Vice President Vance will travel to Pakistan for Iran peace talks as ceasefire deadline is set to expire
Vice President Vance is set to visit Pakistan to engage in peace talks with Iran as a ceasefire deadline approaches expiration. The move aims to address regional tensions and prevent further escalation.
- Vice President Vance will travel to Pakistan for Iran peace talks as ceasefire deadline is set to expire
Vice President Vance is set to travel to Pakistan for Iran peace talks as a ceasefire deadline approaches. The visit aims to address regional tensions and negotiate a potential resolution.
- Vice President Vance will travel to Pakistan for Iran peace talks as ceasefire deadline is set to expire
Vice President Vance is set to travel to Pakistan for Iran peace talks as a ceasefire deadline approaches expiration. The visit aims to address tensions and seek diplomatic resolution amid the impending deadline.
- Iran seeks to wait Trump out as ceasefire deadline nears
Iran and the U.S. are preparing for high-stakes talks in Islamabad to extend a ceasefire and avoid renewed conflict. Iranian officials have not confirmed participation, while U.S. Vice President Vance is set to arrive for the discussions.
- Live updates: Iran truce talks at risk after tense weekend
A ceasefire between the U.S., Israel, and Iran is at risk of expiring with less than two days remaining. Iran’s military has threatened retaliation after the U.S. seized one of its cargo ships in the Gulf of Oman, escalating tensions. U.S. officials, including Vice President Vance and special envoy Steve Witkoff, are involved in ongoing negotiations.
- Vance tells Pope Leo to ‘be careful’, Homan says ‘leave politics alone’
Senior Trump administration officials, including Vice President Vance and Tom Homan, criticized the Vatican, with Vance warning Pope Leo XIV about theological statements and Homan urging him to avoid politics, amid the Pope's opposition to the Iran conflict.
- Warnock on Vance’s warning to pope: ‘This is how fascists talk’
Sen. Raphael Warnock criticized Vice President Vance for warning Pope Leo XIV against criticizing the U.S.-Israeli conflict in Iran, calling the remarks 'how fascists talk.' Vance made the comments during an event with Turning Point USA in Athens, Ga., referencing the pope's feud with President Trump.
- U.S. and Iran inch toward framework deal to end war, U.S. officials say
U.S. and Iranian negotiators are making progress toward a framework deal to end the war, with mediators from Pakistan, Egypt, and Turkey assisting. The ceasefire expires on April 21, and U.S. officials emphasize ongoing efforts to bridge gaps despite significant differences.
- Watch live: Vance gives remarks at TPUSA event in Georgia
Vice President Vance is set to speak at a Turning Point USA event in Athens, Georgia, alongside CEO Erika Kirk. Kirk, widow of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, has publicly endorsed Vance for a potential 2028 presidential campaign.
- Vance says ‘ball is in the Iranian court’
Vice President Vance stated that Iran must take the next steps toward ending hostilities with the U.S. During an interview with Bret Baier on Fox News's 'Special Report,' Vance mentioned the delegation's visit to Islamabad, Pakistan, which concluded without an agreement.
- U.S. asked Iran to freeze uranium enrichment for 20 years, sources say
The U.S. proposed a 20-year moratorium on Iran's uranium enrichment during negotiations in Islamabad, while Iran countered with a shorter period. Mediators from Pakistan, Egypt, and Turkey aim to resolve differences, but tensions escalated after Vice President Vance's press conference disrupted talks.
- Israel ambassador to US points to ‘potential’ for ‘continued talks’ with Iran
Israeli Ambassador Michael Leiter suggested there may be potential for continued talks with Iran despite Vice President Vance stating no progress was made in recent peace negotiations. The discussion centers on the U.S.-Israeli conflict and potential diplomatic engagement with Iran.
- Iran talks leave Trump with tough decisions
Vice President Vance left Pakistan without reaching an agreement to end hostilities with Iran, leaving President Trump with uncertain next steps as the 10-day ceasefire nears its end. Talks with Iranian officials were described as substantive but failed to produce a deal.
- Vance says there was 'no deal' with Iran during peace talks
Vice President Vance confirmed that U.S.-Iran peace talks in Pakistan failed to produce a deal to end the war after 21 hours of negotiations. The delegations from both nations could not reach an agreement.
- Vance says no headway in ceasefire talks: ‘I think that’s bad news for Iran’
Vice President Vance reported no progress in ceasefire talks with Iran, calling it 'bad news for Iran.' The negotiations, mediated by Pakistan, occurred during a 14-day ceasefire in the war.
- U.S.-Iran talks end with no agreement, Vance says
U.S.-Iran negotiations in Pakistan ended without an agreement, according to Vice President Vance. The stalemate threatens the two-week ceasefire agreement, risking renewed conflict.
- Vance leads US-Iran talks in Pakistan as ceasefire wobbles
Vice President Vance led U.S.-Iran talks in Pakistan, mediated by Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, as the temporary ceasefire faces pressure. The U.S. delegation included Vance, Steve Witkoff, and Jared Kushner.
- Bolton: Iran ‘senses weakness,’ is going to ‘push and push’
Former national security adviser John Bolton claims Iran senses U.S. weakness and will continue to push for concessions. The U.S. delegation, including Vice President Vance, Steve Witkoff, and Jared Kushner, is set to negotiate with Iranian officials.
- Live updates: Vance heads to peace talks; inflation surges as Iran war spiked energy prices
Vice President Vance is traveling to Pakistan to lead U.S.-Iran peace talks amid a fragile ceasefire. The conflict has caused inflation to surge due to spiked energy prices. Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are also involved in the negotiations.
- VP Vance to lead U.S. team in Iran peace talks. And, Artemis II to return to Earth
Vice President Vance is leading a U.S. team in peace talks with Iran in Pakistan. The Artemis II mission is set to return to Earth today.
- VP Vance to lead U.S. team in Iran peace talks. And, Artemis II to return to Earth
Vice President Vance is leading a U.S. team in Pakistan to negotiate peace in Iran. Artemis II, a NASA space mission, is set to return to Earth today.
- 4/9: CBS Evening News
The first lady denies having any ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Vice President Vance is preparing for a high-stakes diplomatic meeting with Iran.
- Trump threatens "whole civilization will die tonight" amid 11th hour Iran negotiations
President Trump issued a dire threat against Iran, warning of a 'whole civilization dying' if the country fails to reopen the Strait of Hormuz by an 8pm ET deadline. The U.S. military conducted strikes on Kharg Island as part of ongoing pressure, while Iran accused Trump of planning war crimes. Negotiations remain tense with limited public flexibility from Iran.