Karoline Leavitt fact-checked media claims about Biden’s accessibility, revealing he held fewer press conferences than any recent president. Leavitt defended the administration’s media access policies as expanding transparency rather than restricting it.
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New developments emerge on a U.S.-Iran deal as talks progress in Qatar with negotiations on nuclear enrichment, sanctions relief, and ceasefire terms. Military strikes continue amid ongoing negotiations to end the war.
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A passenger plane carrying 244 people crashes in a devastating air disaster as rescue efforts continue worldwide. Families await word while aviation experts investigate mechanical failure and weather conditions.
Passenger Plane Crashes: 244 People in Air Disaster Read More
King Charles reportedly breaks his silence in a private conversation with Prince William, acknowledging regret about past choices. The emotional exchange raises questions about reconciliation between the brothers and the future of the royal family.
Prince Harry Devastated: Charles Breaks Silence Read MoreConservative activist Charlie Kirk was fatally shot at Utah Valley University on Sept. 10, 2025, during a student event, triggering a major FBI investigation. His death sparked nationwide discussion about political violence and security at public events.
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Karoline Leavitt revealed Biden held fewer press conferences than any of the last seven presidents, with only 164 compared to Trump’s 468. She defended Trump’s accessible media approach as expanding transparency rather than restricting access.
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The House passed the Stopping Fraudulent Payments Act by a 218-200 vote to strengthen safeguards against improper federal payments. The bill authorizes federal agencies to pause suspicious payments and reforms the “pay and chase” system.
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Hamilton dismissed as Trump administration considers major FEMA restructuring, shifting emergency management authority to states. The debate reflects larger disagreements over federal versus state disaster response capabilities.
Trump Fires FEMA Official: What’s Next for Disaster Relief Read More
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt defends recent media access changes, arguing they increase transparency and provide equal access to more news outlets. She contrasts this with former President Biden’s limited media availability during his term.
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Former President Trump promises a $5,000 dividend payment to Americans if Republicans win midterm elections. The proposal faces criticism over fiscal feasibility and the appropriateness of tying financial promises to partisan outcomes.
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