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Katie Zacharia addresses criticism of calling herself a ‘lawyer’
Katie Zacharia, the new White House press secretary, is clarifying that while she has called herself a lawyer, she never passed the bar exam.
Is Katie Zacharia a lawyer? Watchdog wants California State Bar to confirm
The newly appointed White House press secretary, Katie Zacharia, says she’s a lawyer, and an ethics watchdog is asking the State Bar of California to verify that.
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Judge extends order blocking Trump from banning CNN, MS NOW and Politico reporters from White House
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To get diesel flowing, Trump eased sanctions on Russia. Here’s what Putin agreed to
President Trump said Russian President Vladimir Putin has agreed to release some of Russia's diesel supply into the global market as the U.S. seeks to bring down soaring prices for the critical fuel.
The stories that got them banned: Trump lists ‘reporting incidents’ in letters to three news outlets
Reporting on the planned military bunker beneath the new East Wing complex and an article about the Defense Department's munitions shortage are among the stories the Trump administration used to justify banning CNN, Politico and MS Now from the White House this week.
Trump’s war with news media threatens network blackout of U.N. speech, Xi visit
President Trump's ejection of three major news outlets from the White House escalated Monday into a full-on battle with the media and could significantly hamper coverage of one of the most important weeks of his second term.
News outlets sue Trump over White House press ban
A trio of news outlets is suing the Trump administration following their ban from the White House, citing First Amendment violations.
Judge bans Trump from demolishing Kennedy Center without permission
A federal judge issued an order Thursday forbidding the demolition of the Kennedy Center's main building, moving to prevent a repeat of what President Trump did to the White House's East Wing last year.
Where would $1.2 trillion for Trump’s $5,000 checks come from? Not taxes, Lutnick says
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said the Trump administration will not use tax dollars to pay the $5,000 dividends President Trump promised U.S. adults if the Republicans win the November midterm elections.
Supreme Court allows Trump to keep building his White House ballroom
The Supreme Court on Monday gave President Trump permission to keep building his ballroom at the White House, erasing a lower court blockade that had limited his construction.
Alina Habba says she would accept White House press secretary role if offered
Former counselor to President Trump Alina Habba said she would take the job as White House press secretary if the president asked her, following Karoline Leavitt's exit.
Trump dismisses Chinese spying concerns
President Trump appeared to dismiss U.S. national security concerns over large-scale Chinese intelligence collection, espionage and cyberattacks in a recent exchange with reporters noting similar U.S. practices.
Karoline Leavitt says Trump has a list to replace her, but won’t name names
Outgoing White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said the president has a short list of names to replace her.
