The White House cast a Friday report from The Washington Post as a selective leak from Democrats meant to undermine ongoing negotiations of another coronavirus stimulus package. The report in question suggested that President Donald Trump is willing to sign a potential stimulus package into law even if it doesn’t contain specific liability and cited two individuals “with knowledge of internal White House planning.” (RELATED: Congress, White House Unlikely To Deliver Phase 4 Stimulus Before...

White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany harshly condemned Hong Kong’s decision Friday to delay its previously upcoming elections. “We condemn the Hong Kong government’s decision to postpone for one year its legislative council elections and to disqualify opposition candidates,” she told reporters gathered in the White House briefing room. “This action undermines the democratic processes and freedoms that have underpinned Hong Kong’s prosperity, and this is only the most recent in a...

The Trump administration will reportedly order the Chinese technology company ByteDance to divest from popular social media app, TikTok. President Donald Trump himself told reporters before departing the White House for Florida Friday that he might be “banning” the app but is still considering multiple avenues for how to handle the national security threats presented by TikTok, according to Bloomberg. (RELATED: Can Banning Tik Tok Help Save Trump In November?) WATCH: President Trump tells...

President Donald Trump reportedly now supports Microsoft acquiring the social media app TikTok from ByteDance, as long as a deal is put in place by mid-September. The U.S. Treasury and the Committee on Foreign Investments set the September 15 deadline, and Reuters reported Monday morning that Trump’s shifting stance comes after several Republican lawmakers and Trump allies told the president that an outright ban could jeopardize the youth vote in Florida and Texas, two states critical to his...

Bill Stepien, President Donald Trump’s new 2020 campaign manager, told Fox News Monday that Trump is “absolutely not” losing to former Vice President Joe Biden, despite what nearly all national and statewide polls say. Stepien, in his first interview since taking over POTUS’ reelection effort from former campaign manager Brad Parscale, said he would “leave it to you guys and others on TV to pay attention to polls more than 91 days from Election Day.” (RELATED: Trump Floats Delaying The...