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Senate Republicans have unveiled a $72 billion immigration enforcement bill that includes $1 billion for Secret Service security upgrades tied to the White House East Wing modernization project. The funding comes amid heightened security needs following recent assassination attempts on President Trump. Democrats have criticized the measure as an attempt to use taxpayer money for the president's ballroom.

May 04, 2026 Ti AI ṣe iroyin

The White House is weighing the creation of a working group to review new AI models before their public release. This potential step would introduce federal oversight on AI development. Officials have not yet finalized any approach.

The White House has released The White House App, now available on the App Store and Google Play. The app provides access to press releases, livestream announcements, a photo gallery and notifications for official communications. A press release describes it as offering a direct line to the White House with unfiltered, real-time updates.

March 28, 2026 Ti AI ṣe iroyin

First lady Melania Trump hosted the inaugural Fostering the Future Together Global Coalition Summit at the White House, bringing together delegates and first spouses from 45 nations. The two-day event focused on improving access to education and technology for children worldwide. A table displaying 15 designer handbags belonging to the first spouses drew significant attention.

The White House convened its second closed-door meeting with cryptocurrency and banking industry representatives to address disputes over stablecoin yields in the stalled CLARITY Act. The discussions focused on resolving tensions that have halted the bill's progress in the Senate. Banking groups emphasized the need for innovation without risking bank deposits.

February 07, 2026 Ti AI ṣe iroyin

A White House post intended to spotlight alleged voter fraud backfired spectacularly when it included a clip showing former President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama as apes. The video sparked bipartisan outrage and was swiftly deleted. President Trump defended the mishap but refused to apologize amid calls from Republicans like Sen. Tim Scott.