President Donald Trump announced Friday a plan to end the partial government shutdown, by temporarily caving to Democrat demands to reopen the government. Trump agreed to reopen the government for three weeks while negotiations continued — with no apparent wall
“Absolutely, we can call a national emergency,” Trump said. “I haven’t done it. I may do it. I may do it.”
“We will have tougher negotiation, more competition, and much lower prices at the pharmacy counter and it will start to take effect very soon,” Trump said.
First Lady Melania Trump rocked a brown leather jacket as she unveiled her “Be Best” initiative in the Rose Garden at the White House on Monday.
“America’s greatest treasure by far is our people, and my administration hears your voice and we have your back,” Trump said.
Standing in the Indian Treaty Room of the White House on Thursday evening, Vice President Mike Pence declared to a room of March for Life participants that President Donald Trump is the “most pro-life president in American history.”
“We’re excited to announce that the president will become the first sitting president to address the March for Life from the White House live via satellite,” Sanders said at the top of the White House press briefing on Wednesday.
A former New York Times reporter who covered labor issues received an onslaught of criticism on social media for a tweet he wrote saying the White House is sending the wrong message concerning child labor.
Frank “FX” Giaccio, of Falls Church, Virginia, the 11-year-old who had his wish to mow the White House lawn granted on Friday, told Breitbart News that it was “really cool” to meet President Donald Trump, “especially after he retweeted me.”
President Donald Trump held the first National Day of Prayer event at the White House in many years on Thursday in the Rose Garden with approximately 150 guests in attendance.
The Breitbart News White House correspondent told Curt Schilling, mighty righthander and host of Whatever It Takes, that President-elect Donald J. Trump’s Thursday meeting with President Barack Obama is more than just grip and grin; rather it is a crucial part of the peaceful transition of power.
Obama noted positively that Trump’s acceptance speech gave him optimism that the New Yorker is sending the right signals to the American people.
“Today is a big step in our march toward equality. Gay and lesbian couples now have the right to marry, just like anyone else,” he wrote on his Twitter account. He signed his message with the hashtag “#LoveWins.”
On six different occasions, Obama insisted that his signature healthcare reform law was working.
White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest is defending President Obama’s use of the word “thugs” and “criminals” to describe looters in Baltimore.
