White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt says that the Trump administration’s “Signal chat leak,” shared by journalist Jeffrey Goldberg from The Atlantic, contained no “war plans” as he suggested — ultimately calling his war plans claim a “hoax.”
Read More Press Secy. Leavitt: The Atlantic Journalist ‘Signal Leak’ Did Not Describe Any Classified ‘War Plans’
President Donald Trump stood by and supported National Security Adviser Mike Waltz on Tuesday, just a day after it came to light that he accidentally brought in the Atlantic magazine’s editor-in-chief on deliberations discussing striking the Houthis earlier this month in Yemen.
Read More Trump Backs Waltz After Accidental Yemen Operation Leak
President Donald Trump announced that he plans to host the Kansas City Chiefs football team at the White House, celebrating their 2020 win after the team’s initial scheduled visit was previously canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read More WH Will Host Kansas City Chiefs, Celebrating 2020 Super Bowl Win Previously Canceled Due To COVID
President Donald Trump has announced that he is walking away from a potential minerals deal with Ukraine, and is suggesting that the U.S. takes a stake in a nuclear power plant in the war-ridden country instead.
Read More WH: Trump Wants U.S. To Help Run Ukraine’s Nuclear Plants, No Longer Pursuing Mineral Deal
A Socialist member of the European Parliament is reportedly demanding that the U.S. return the famous Statue of Liberty, back to France — arguing that the United States has “chosen to side with the tyrants.”
Read More French Politician Demands The U.S. To Return Statue Of Liberty, Press Secretary Leavitt Unleashes ‘Historical’ Comeback
Ultimate Fighting Championship star Conor McGregor is reportedly set to meet with President Donald Trump on St. Patrick’s Day, speaking on the influx of illegal immigration plaguing Ireland.
Read More Fighter Conor McGregor Set To Meet With Trump, Slams Ireland’s Govt For Allowing Mass Illegal Immigration