Sarah Huckabee Sanders Replaces Spicer As White House Press Secretary
Sarah Huckabee Sanders was promoted Friday to White House press secretary, replacing Sean Spicer in the wake of his abrupt resignation. Read more
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German intelligence ‘Spied on White House’
German news weekly Der Spiegel reported on Thursday that it had received materials documenting German surveillance efforts aimed at a number of US businesses and government, including the White House. Read more
White House Map Of Israel Nixes Post-67 Lines
Washington – The White House on Friday published a map of Israel at the pre-1967 lines in the latest in a series of mishaps that has marred US President Donald Trump’s first visit to Israel. Read more
Secret Service Agent Who Sexted Teens From White House Headed To Prison
MIAMI — A former Secret Service officer at the White House got a 20-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to sexting with teenage girls. Read more
Senior Trump Official: Western Wall Not In Israel
A senior US administration official told Israeli officials that the Western Wall was not in Israeli territory and was part of the ‘West Bank,’ Channel 2 reported. Read more
Washington – Sean Spicer Absent From Briefings During Key Week For Trump
Washington – If you’re missing your daily dose of White House press secretary Sean Spicer, it’s because President Donald Trump’s chief spokesman has been on Navy Reserve duty. Read more
FBI Director James Comey Has Been Fired, White House Says
Washington – President Donald Trump abruptly fired FBI Director James Comey Tuesday, saying it was necessary to restore “public trust and confidence” in the nation’s top law enforcement agency following several tumultuous months. Read more
Sebastian Gorka Denies Ties To Pro-Nazi Groups
President Trump’s controversial deputy assistant Sebastian Gorka on Sunday denied any links to pro-Nazi groups and compared the fight against the Islamic State to the battle to end Hitler’s monstrous reign. Read more
Spicer: ‘I Let The President Down’ Over Hitler Comments
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer on Wednesday again tried to apologize for his comment that Nazi leader Adolf Hitler did not use chemical weapons during World War II, calling it an “inexcusable and reprehensible” mistake. Read more
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