The White House released a statement condemning leaders of sanctuary cities and states, listing anti-ICE actions in Minnesota, Illinois, Washington State, California, and New York.
The Trump administration has formally taken control of the White House press pool, removing the White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA) from its longstanding role of managing access to presidential events. This change is designed to diversify media representation and reduce what the administration sees as an entrenched monopoly by mainstream Washington journalists.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt announced a major shift in the press briefing room Tuesday, stripping the White House Correspondents’ Association (WHCA) of its control over the press pool. Moving forward, the White House press office will determine which outlets participate, opening access to new media voices while maintaining legacy outlets in rotation.
The Secret Service K-9 unit took advantage of fresh snowfall at the White House, turning their training exercises into a playful winter outing. Photos and videos shared online captured the highly trained dogs bounding through the snow as agents tossed snowballs, providing both recreation and practical drills in winter conditions. The moment highlighted the important role these dogs play in White House security while also showcasing their lighter, more playful side.
First Lady Melania Trump has announced that public tours of the White House will resume starting February 25, 2025. This marks the first time the executive mansion will be open to visitors during President Donald Trump’s second term, restoring a long-standing tradition that allows the American public to experience the history and grandeur of the White House.
The White House has expressed concern over what it perceives as judicial overreach, following a series of court decisions that have temporarily blocked several of President Donald Trump's executive actions.
