Dave Boyer is a White House correspondent for The Washington Times. A native of Allentown, Pa., Boyer worked for the Philadelphia Inquirer from 2002 to 2011 and also has covered Congress for the Times. He is a graduate of Penn State University. Boyer can be reached at dboyer@washingtontimes.com.
President Trump's re-election campaign launched a new television ad Wednesday titled "You won't be safe in Joe Biden's America," accusing the presumptive Democratic nominee and his allies of undermining law enforcement.
President Trump signed legislation Tuesday sanctioning Chinese officials and entities for China's "repressive actions" against the people of Hong Kong, and issued an executive order ending the territory's preferential treatment by the U.S.
As presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joseph R. Biden delivers a major speech Tuesday on his plans for a "clean energy future," the Trump campaign is pointing to his ties to the Solyndra solar-power debacle as an example of how Mr. Biden would wreck the U.S. energy market.
President Trump stood up for police officers on Monday, criticizing an "anti-cop crusade" by Democrats that he said is causing a crime wave in major cities and vowing to send in federal reinforcements to cities where violence is out of control.
President Trump said Monday he's getting "rave reviews" for commuting the prison sentence Roger Stone, saying his longtime friend was railroaded by former special counsel Robert Mueller and a judge who treated him unfairly.
The White House on Monday said former presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama indulged in politically connected pardons and wholesale clemency, defending President Trump's commutation of a prison sentence for his longtime friend Roger Stone.
President Trump stood up for hero police officers on Monday, criticizing an "anti-cop crusade" by Democrats that he said is causing a crime wave in major cities.
President Trump commuted the prison sentence of longtime friend Roger Stone on Friday night, days before Stone was to report to federal prison to serve a sentence for lying to Congress and obstruction of justice.
President Trump attacked rival Joseph R. Biden on Friday at a forum on Venezuela, saying "nobody will be safe in a Biden America" because the Democrat would hand over the country to a "socialist mob."
President Trump extolled the success Friday of a U.S. military counter-narcotics operation in the Caribbean and eastern Pacific Ocean, saying it's part of his mission to protect America from illegal drugs and traffickers.
President Trump said Friday he's ordering the Treasury Department to review some universities' tax-exempt status and federal funding, accusing them of engaging in "radical left indoctrination" instead of education.
President Trump's planned rally in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, on Saturday is being postponed by "a week or two" over weather concerns, White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany told reporters Friday.
President Trump on Friday said Democrat Joseph R. Biden is "plagiarizing" Mr. Trump's economic plan, a barb that evokes a scandal from the former vice president's past.
Vice President Mike Pence told police officers in Philadelphia on Thursday that they're heroes and "millions of Americans pray for you every day" during the current turmoil over racial justice.
President Trump said at an event with Hispanic-American leaders Thursday that the leftist movement to defund police departments is threatening to "inflict great harm on our hard-working Latino communities."
Two people tested positive for COVID-19 before a roundtable with Vice President Mike Pence in Pennsylvania on Thursday and were asked to leave the event, aides said.
President Trump criticized Thursday's Supreme Court rulings that didn't halt Democrats' efforts to obtain his tax records, saying he's the victim of another partisan "hoax," even though the high court kept the long-sought documents shielded for now.
President Trump on Wednesday rejected guidance from the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on how to safely reopen schools -- guidelines that are now being revised -- as he finds himself increasingly at odds with his own administration over how to confront a surge in coronavirus cases.