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President Trump's Female Staffers Face 'Exhausting' MAGA Beauty Standards, Report Claims

President Trump's Female Staffers Face 'Exhausting' MAGA Beauty Standards, Report Claims

Female staffers in President Trump's White House, including Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, are reportedly under significant pressure to adhere to a 'MAGA perfect' standard of beauty. This standard, described by anonymous White House employees in an interview with the Daily Mail, involves extensive time, energy, and financial investment in daily hair blow-outs, gym routines, and regular Botox treatments. This is in addition to demanding work schedules and constant availability to President Trump. The report suggests that this pressure contributes to burnout among female staff, with six women from Trump's inner circle reportedly leaving since January, including Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, Attorney General Pam Bondi, and Homeland Security chief Kristi Noem. Critics, such as former communications director Anthony Scaramucci, attribute President Trump's ideas about female appearance to misogyny, stating he prefers 'attractive, subservient' women who offer praise. Supporters, however, arg...

Betting favorite says she’s 'not in the running' for WH press secretary

Betting favorite says she’s 'not in the running' for WH press secretary

The position of the White House press secretary became vacant after Karoline Leavitt announced that she was stepping down from the role.

Michael Wolff Details Natalie Harp's 'Remarkable' Rise to Influence in Trump's Inner Circle

Michael Wolff Details Natalie Harp's 'Remarkable' Rise to Influence in Trump's Inner Circle

Author Michael Wolff, a longtime biographer of President Trump, discussed the "remarkable" rise of Natalie Harp, President Trump's executive assistant, within his inner circle on the 'Inside Trump’s Head' podcast. Wolff described Harp, 35, as an "inexplicable" central character in his 2025 biography, 'All or Nothing,' which covers President Trump's return to the White House. According to Wolff, Harp, who had no prior significant background, gained increasing influence over President Trump's attention, beliefs, and opinions during his campaign and subsequent administration. She became a public face for President Trump to the Republican Party, Congress, and the press, and was seen as the "most important person in his political life," and gradually, his personal life. Wolff stated that sources within the White House expressed worry and annoyance over Harp's growing authority, prompting them to share information with him.

Trump Administration Sets Record for Ultra-Wealthy Officials in White House

Trump Administration Sets Record for Ultra-Wealthy Officials in White House

The Trump administration has set a new record for the number of ultra-wealthy officials appointed to the White House, with 57 individuals possessing fortunes of at least $100 million. This figure is more than four times the combined total of the three preceding presidential administrations. Among these appointments are 17 ambassadors and 40 high-ranking executive branch officials. Notable examples include Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and Education Secretary Linda McMahon, both billionaires. President Trump, himself a billionaire, has publicly justified his preference for appointing wealthy individuals, citing their financial success as an indicator of executive prowess and negotiation skills. This trend is highlighted in a report by the consumer advocacy group Public Citizen, which details the significant increase in affluent appointees compared to previous administrations, such as George W. Bush and Joe Biden, who each had five such members, and Barack Obama, who had three.

Conservative Activist Laura Loomer Alleges Internal White House Leaks Against Natalie Harp Due to Jealousy

Conservative Activist Laura Loomer Alleges Internal White House Leaks Against Natalie Harp Due to Jealousy

Conservative activist and close Trump ally, Laura Loomer, has claimed that negative stories circulating about President Trump’s executive assistant, Natalie Harp, are being intentionally leaked from within the White House. Loomer attributes these leaks to professional jealousy among White House staffers who are reportedly bothered by Harp's loyalty to President Trump. According to Loomer, these individuals are actively working to undermine Harp, who has recently garnered significant media attention due to her proximity to the President. The White House, through outgoing Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, has defended Harp, describing her as one of the most loyal and hardworking aides on President Trump’s team. New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman has also noted that Harp is 'not beloved' by many of her colleagues, and reports detailing Harp's alleged behavior around President Trump have been leaking from the West Wing.

Michael Cohen, Trump's former fixer-turned-enemy, is hosting the president on his radio show

Michael Cohen, Trump's former fixer-turned-enemy, is hosting the president on his radio show

President Donald Trump is expected to appear on the radio show of his former fixer-turned-foe Michael Cohen

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What is Natalie Harp's role in the White House, with Trump?

What is Natalie Harp's role in the White House, with Trump?

Trump aide Natalie Harp faces scrutiny after comments from Sen. Jon Ossoff and her brother about her role.

Close Trump Aide Natalie Harp Embraces 'Human Printer' Nickname, Facilitating Presidential Communications

Close Trump Aide Natalie Harp Embraces 'Human Printer' Nickname, Facilitating Presidential Communications

Natalie Harp, a close aide to President Trump, has reportedly embraced her nickname, 'the human printer,' by consistently providing the President with physical copies of supportive social media posts, op-eds, and messages. According to The Independent, Harp carries a portable printer to ensure President Trump receives content in his preferred format. This method of communication extends to allies who wish to convey messages to the President, often receiving a one-word reply, 'printed,' from Harp, indicating the message has been delivered. Harp's role involves curating positive feedback and criticisms of opponents, which she then prints for President Trump's review. This content sometimes influences his posts on Truth Social. Her unwavering loyalty and constant presence by President Trump's side have cemented her as a crucial member of his White House team.

President Trump's Comments on Karoline Leavitt's Departure Spark Debate on Workplace Loyalty and Family Priorities

President Trump's Comments on Karoline Leavitt's Departure Spark Debate on Workplace Loyalty and Family Priorities

President Trump recently commented on the departure of White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, who is leaving to prioritize her children. During an interview, Trump humorously remarked that he was 'very concerned' because Leavitt 'likes her children more than she likes Trump.' While he also praised her hard work and acknowledged she would be difficult to replace, this lighthearted comment quickly ignited a significant debate on social media regarding workplace loyalty versus family commitments. Critics interpreted the joke as revealing a demanding mindset where absolute loyalty to the administration is expected, potentially at the expense of personal life. Supporters, however, viewed it as an example of his unfiltered humor and ability to address staffing changes without drama, seeing it as a self-aware nod to his leadership style.

President Trump's Approval Rating Underwater in 47 States, Economist Estimates Show

President Trump's Approval Rating Underwater in 47 States, Economist Estimates Show

According to recent estimates from The Economist, utilizing polling data from YouGov, President Trump's approval rating is underwater in 47 states and the District of Columbia. Disapproval exceeds approval in these regions, with the lowest net approval (-83) recorded in the District of Columbia, followed by Vermont and Maryland (-50), Hawaii (-48), Washington (-42), and Illinois (-41). Conversely, President Trump maintains a positive net approval in only three states: Wyoming (+14), Idaho (+9), and West Virginia (+6). The estimates indicate that dissatisfaction has spread even into battleground states he carried in 2024, such as Arizona (-23), Georgia (-31), Michigan (-27), Nevada (-27), Pennsylvania (-26), and Wisconsin (-28). These figures are derived from statistical modeling and should be considered estimates rather than exact measurements.

Senator Ossoff Criticizes President Trump's Relationship with Aide Natalie Harp, Sparking White House Response

Senator Ossoff Criticizes President Trump's Relationship with Aide Natalie Harp, Sparking White House Response

Senator Jon Ossoff (D-GA) has publicly criticized President Trump's close relationship with his top White House aide, Natalie Harp, referring to her as the President's 'human printer.' Ossoff's comments, made during a campaign rally, highlighted Harp's frequent presence alongside President Trump, including her travel on a separate plane from other Cabinet members during a trip to Turkey. Harp, a California native and Liberty University graduate, has been a prominent figure in the Trump administration since his second term, with their relationship reportedly dating back to 2019. At that time, Harp, recovering from bone cancer, credited President Trump's signing of the Right to Try Act as pivotal to her recovery, allowing terminally ill patients access to experimental treatments. She later became an anchor at One America News Network, where she supported President Trump's claims regarding the 2020 election, which ultimately led to her joining his staff in 2022 and his reelection campaign. A White House spoke...

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California teen welcomed to White House after save on Santa Cruz beach

California teen welcomed to White House after save on Santa Cruz beach

A teen lifeguard who saved a boy on a Santa Cruz beach on July 25 visited the White House on Aug. 17.