WASHINGTON - The White House on Friday posted an image of President Donald Trump dressed as the pope on X, sparking both backlash and glee on social media. The picture comes after Trump jokingly ...

A number of signs with mugshots on the White House lawn. @Kaelan47/X “White House lawn looks a little different this AM,” Trump administration spokesperson Kaelan Dorr said in an X post.

White House X handle took a potshot at NYT headline of El Salvador news. The White House X handle 'fixed' it and made it to 'Senator neets with Deported MS-13 illegal alien in El Salvador who's ...

She then directed Mr. Stoll to ask the first question. The decision by the White House to grant X a position of power and visibility alongside news organizations was one of an increasing number of ...

food house is also Gupi, the electronic producer ... “I heard you call Twitter X/I've been trans for longer than that, and I still don't get respect.” There’s a real moment of catharsis ...

President Donald Trump will preside over the White House’s first cryptocurrency summit next Friday, further establishing his embrace of the industry. Trump will deliver remarks at the gathering ...

Duo, the green cartoon owl mascot for language learning app Duolingo ... writing in a cheeky statement on their official X page that “Authorities are currently investigating his cause of ...

Grimes wasn’t happy that ex-Elon Musk brought their 4-year-old son to a press conference at the White House. On Tuesday, the tech billionaire arrived at the Oval Office with son X Æ A-XII to ...

On Tuesday, Feb. 11, the official Duolingo X account posted a message that Duo the Owl passed away. And according to the app's post, "he probably died waiting for you to do your lesson." ...

Speaker of the House Mike Johnson, R-La., is the third member of Gen X to hold the gavel, following fellow Republicans and former Speakers Paul Ryan of Wisconsin and Kevin McCarthy of California.

Republican Rep. Don Bacon (Neb.), who won a hotly contested general election race last month, said the House GOP will be “better off” without “volatile” lawmakers in the next Congress.