US President Donald Trump has been discussing "a range of options" to acquire Greenland, including use of the military, the White House said.

The White House told the BBC that acquiring Greenland - a semi-autonomous region of fellow Nato member Denmark – was a "national security priority".

White House Confirms US Discussing Greenland Purchase, Military Option Possible

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt stated that President Trump's national security team, led by Secretary Rubio and VP Vance, is in direct contact with Venezuela's interim government under Delcy Rodríguez following Maduro's capture.


WH: Security Team in Direct Contact With Venezuela Interim Gov

Trump Previews Future Agenda, Blames Biden in White House Address

Trump Defends Record in White House Address Amid Falling Approval

Trump Hosts Hanukkah Reception, Vows Support for Jewish Americans

White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles has disputed portions of a Vanity Fair article in which she paints an unflattering picture of the Trump administration and many of its top officials.


Trump & Cabinet Rally Around Susie Wiles | Row Over 'Alcoholic's Personality' Remark

Ballroom construction is critical for security concerns: White House tells court

Trump can be seen in three of the undated images released by the Democrats. In two of the photos, he is seen with women with redacted identities.

‘False narrative’: White House slams House Dems over ‘cherry-picked’ Epstein photos released

 A report by ING markets shows, the white house is preparing for a supreme court overruling of the emergency powers used by president trump to impose tariffs.


White House Prepares for Tariffs Overruling by Supreme Court 

Melania Trump unveils the White House’s “Home Is Where The Heart Is” Christmas décor featuring 10,000 butterflies, LEGO portraits, 51 trees and a 120-pound gingerbread display, sparking mixed reactions online over its bold symbolism.

Melania Trump’s 10,000 Christmas butterflies go viral viewers call them ‘ugly insects’

The White House is preparing for a potential overruling of tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA). Officials are assessing legal, economic, and diplomatic impacts as key challenges to the tariffs advance, setting the stage for a significant shift in U.S. trade and national-security policy.


ING: White House Prepares for Overruling of IEEPA Tariffs

U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to announce his choice for the next Federal Reserve Chair by the end of the year. The decision is anticipated to shape future U.S. monetary policy, influencing interest rates, inflation strategy, and overall economic direction.


Donald Trump to Choose Fed Chief by the End of the Year 

The White House has announced a new system aimed at publicly tracking and calling out so-called “media offenders” — a “Hall of Shame” designed to highlight misinformation, selective reporting, and repeated inaccuracies. While critics warn this could escalate tensions between the administration and the press, supporters argue it brings long-needed accountability to major outlets.


White House launches new page to call out media for bias

The White House has announced a new system aimed at publicly tracking and calling out so-called “media offenders” — a “Hall of Shame” designed to highlight misinformation, selective reporting, and repeated inaccuracies. While critics warn this could escalate tensions between the administration and the press, supporters argue it brings long-needed accountability to major outlets.

This video breaks down what the tracker is, why it’s being launched, how it will work, and what it could mean for journalists, media freedom, and political messaging in the U.S

White House Tracker To Call Out 'Media Offenders'

Trump Calls White House Shooting “Terrorist Attack,” Guard Member Dies

President Donald Trump condemned the recent Washington DC shooting, labeling the shooter an “animal” and warning that they will pay a “very steep price.”

Trump Slams Shooter as 'Animal', Says He Will Pay 'Very Steep Price'

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services said late on Wednesday (November 26, 2025) it has stopped processing all immigration requests relating to Afghan nationals indefinitely, after two National Guard soldiers were shot and critically wounded in Washington.


Trump Demands Review of Afghan Immigrants After DC Shooting

The White House has denied claims that President Donald Trump showed bias during talks regarding the Ukraine conflict.
Meanwhile, residents of Zaporizhzhia have voiced strong opposition to a proposed U.S. plan, insisting they “cannot give up our territory.”
This development highlights tensions over Ukraine’s sovereignty amid ongoing international discussions.
Stay tuned for updates on the evolving situation.

White House Denies Trump Bias as Zaporizhzhia Residents Reject US Plan

The White House has said South Africa was refusing to facilitate a smooth transition of its presidency of the Group of 20 major economies to the US, after the South African Foreign Ministry said it would hand over the presidency to the US on "an appropriate level" and after the G20 issued a declaration on the climate crisis over US objections.

White House: US Looking Forward to Restoring G20 Legitimacy

The White House clarified that former President Donald Trump does not support the execution of lawmakers, following media reports suggesting otherwise.

White House: Trump Doesn't Want Lawmakers Executed; Demands Death Penalty for Democrats

White House: Trump Doesn't Want Lawmakers Executed

Trump presented the footballer with a golden key to the White House. Appreciating the gesture, Ronaldo thanked the US President for the gift on social media.

WATCH | Trump posts AI video of him playing football with Ronaldo in Oval Office

President Donald Trump faced controversy after calling a reporter "Piggy" during an Air Force One briefing. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt defended Trump’s comment as "candor" and cited his frequent engagement with the press as proof of transparency.

U.S. President Trump Under Fire for ‘Piggy’ Slur; White House Responds

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White House Confirms US Discussing Greenland Purchase, Military Option Possible

WH: Security Team in Direct Contact With Venezuela Interim Gov

Trump Previews Future Agenda, Blames Biden in White House Address

Trump Defends Record in White House Address Amid Falling Approval

Trump Hosts Hanukkah Reception, Vows Support for Jewish Americans

Trump & Cabinet Rally Around Susie Wiles | Row Over 'Alcoholic's Personality' Remark

Ballroom construction is critical for security concerns: White House tells court

White House slams House Dems over ‘cherry-picked’ Epstein photos released

White House Prepares for Tariffs Overruling by Supreme Court

Melania Trump’s Christmas butterflies go viral viewers call them ‘ugly insects’

ING: White House Prepares for Overruling of IEEPA Tariffs

Donald Trump to Choose Fed Chief by the End of the Year

White House launches new page to call out media for bias

White House launches new page to call out media for bias

White House Tracker To Call Out 'Media Offenders'

Trump Calls White House Shooting “Terrorist Attack,” Guard Member Dies

Trump Slams Shooter as 'Animal', Says He Will Pay 'Very Steep Price'

Trump Demands Review of Afghan Immigrants After DC Shooting

White House Denies Trump Bias as Zaporizhzhia Residents Reject US Plan

White House: US Looking Forward to Restoring G20 Legitimacy

White House: Trump Doesn't Want Lawmakers Executed; Demands Death Penalty for Democrats

White House: Trump Doesn't Want Lawmakers Executed

WATCH | Trump posts AI video of him playing football with Ronaldo in Oval Office

U.S. President Trump Under Fire for ‘Piggy’ Slur; White House Responds