Mark Meadows, President Trump’s longtime ally and acting chief of staff, resigned from Congress to become the fourth person to serve as the president’s top aide
WASHINGTON—In an administration that has seen no shortage of drama related to the White House chief of staff, President Trump’s fourth chief is arriving with relatively little fanfare: Mark Meadows, officially joins the White House Monday, with his resignation as a North Carolina congressman set to take effect at 5 p.m., an aide said.
Mr. Trump fired his first chief of staff, Reince Priebus, in a tweet while both men were aboard Air Force One. His second chief, John Kelly, on his first day axed the contentious—and short-lived—White...
Canada Latest News, Canada Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Fauci says Trump agreed not to invoke a strict quarantine after intensive White House discussionsDr. Anthony Fauci said Sunday that President Donald Trump decided not to impose a strict quarantine on parts of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut after officials had 'very intensive discussions' at the White House with the President last night.
Read more »
White House vows to start doling out emergency loans to small businesses this weekTrump administration officials vow to launch a massive new loan program for small businesses by Friday in a frenetic effort to prevent them from laying off...
Read more »
Apple Releases Free COVID-19 Screening Tool in Partnership With White House, CDCWondering if you need to get tested for COVID-19 — and what to do next if you have symptoms of infection? Apple now has an app for that. The company Friday released a free screening tool and …
Read more »
White House health advisor Anthony Fauci: These are the biggest misconceptions about coronavirus'I want to get rid of that misconception that these extremes, that the world is going to end or we don't want to do anything,' White House health advisor Anthony Fauci told NBA star Steph Curry about the COVID-19 pandemic on Thursday. The truth is 'somewhere in the middle.'
Read more »
Inside the White House during '15 Days to Slow the Spread'Staffers described a time of reassessment as the West Wing reoriented itself entirely around a singular mission. They witnessed historic moments. They wondered what it would all mean.
Read more »