The Latest Breaking News from the White House

President Donald Trump on Wednesday urged the United Nations to open a formal inquiry into what he called "triple sabotage" during his General Assembly visit, citing an escalator that abruptly stopped, a failed teleprompter and audio problems in the hall.

The dealmaker is back at it again.

Thousands of workers could permanently lose their jobs if Congress doesn't reach an agreement to fund the government by Oct. 1.

Agencies have been told to prepare large-scale firings

Civil rights leaders warned that the White House’s ‘demonizing’ rhetoric is laying the groundwork for ‘abuse and mass surveillance’ of the whole trans community

The rush to point fingers before local police confirmed a motive or the identity of the victims mirrors the rush to assign blame following Charlie Kirk's death.

Nearly a year after taking office as Mexico's first woman president, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo reflected publicly on the most complex decisions she has had to make so far. Speaking during her morning press conference on Wednesday, September 23, at the National Palace, Sheinbaum admitted that her toughest moments have come…

Multiple federal agencies are moving to reverse cuts made by the Department of Government Efficiency

While some highlighted cultural differences, others accused event organizers of turning grief into a spectacle.

Jimmy Kimmel returned to ABC on 23 September 2025 with a defiant monologue that was aimed at President Trump and regulators; the comeback exposed legal threats, affiliate blackouts and a broader battle over free speech on broadcast television.

Federal authorities have reported a shooting at a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Dallas