Would you rather have a president who is “frank and open” or “hides behind your back and doesn’t speak to you for weeks.” That was the choice White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt laid out at Thursday’s press briefing when she defended President Trump’s latest clash with the press where he allegedly said “Quiet, piggy”
A year apart, President Donald Trump and former President Joe Biden both touted September job growth — but the source of that growth couldn’t be more different. Under Trump, the federal workforce shrank, while under Biden, it expanded. Thursday’s jobs report showed an overall increase of 119,000 jobs, with the bulk coming from the private
Secretary of Education Linda McMahon addressed federal funding and “education micromanagement” at a White House Press Briefing on Thursday. “We’re not ending federal support for education,” McMahon said. “We’re ending education micromanagement. The Department of Education does not educate a single student.” At Thursday’s press briefing, McMahon further clarified the misconception currently held by many
American lawmakers are sounding the alarm that Brazil may be taking a page out of Europe’s playbook, enacting laws designed to hurt American companies. Brazil is in the midst of a debate over legislation that would impose massive regulations on digital markets, which are dominated by American tech companies. A Republican lawmaker says the Brazilians
