Jeff Zeleny

President Trump is heading to Macomb County, Michigan to mark his first 100 days back in office. We spent a little time here talking with voters, where the economic anxieties and questions about tariffs echoed through our conversations. https://t.co/8yDm5g1lzP

An extraordinary image and moment of Trump-Zelensky before Pope Francis' funeral. The White House calls it "a very productive discussion."

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський @ZelenskyyUa

Good meeting. We discussed a lot one on one. Hoping for results on everything we covered. Protecting lives of our people. Full and unconditional ceasefire. Reliable and lasting peace that will prevent another war from breaking out. Very symbolic meeting that has potential to https://t.co/q4ZhVXCjw0

Does President Trump plan to walk away from Ukraine talks if Zelensky doesn't accept by the end of the day? “Not by the end of the day today, but the president has maintained that its frustration is growing, and he needs to see this thing come to an end,” @PressSec tells me.

President Trump backtracks on his long-running threats against Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, saying: "No, I have no intention to fire him." A new tone just now in the Oval Office after saying this last week: “If I want him out, he’ll be out of there real fast, believe

President Trump said gas prices hit $1.98 in some states. Prices have gone down, as we've seen when we fill up the tank, but not even close to below $2. The closest? $2.70 in Mississippi and Tennessee. @ddale8 has a fact check: https://t.co/37vPEQZbzO

In an extended Oval Office q & a, the president repeatedly said Powell should cut rates. "There’s a lot of political pressure for him to lower interest rates," Trump said.

Jeff Zeleny @jeffzeleny

"If I asked him to, he'll be out of there," President Trump said of Fed Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. "If I want him out, he'll be out of there real fast, believe me."

"If I asked him to, he'll be out of there," President Trump said of Fed Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. "If I want him out, he'll be out of there real fast, believe me."

Trump pays close attention to presidential portraits as we learned during in his first term, when he effectively moved Clinton and Bush portraits out of sight, as we reported back then: https://t.co/iQkFIaWSa8

Jeff Zeleny @jeffzeleny

A bit of White House redecorating today as iconic Trump painting from assassination attempt now hangs in Grand Foyer, with Obama portrait moved across the way. https://t.co/7Wh53VcOUM

A bit of White House redecorating today as iconic Trump painting from assassination attempt now hangs in Grand Foyer, with Obama portrait moved across the way. https://t.co/7Wh53VcOUM

Who has Trump's ear on tariffs? A look inside the economic team of rivals advising the president, w/@Kevinliptakcnn & @Phil_Mattingly: https://t.co/OC98f1Qifz

A day after reversing course on tariffs, with a fresh round of market turmoil underway, President Trump convenes his cabinet. “There will be a transition cost, transition problems, but in the end it will be a beautiful thing," he says.

President Trump’s abrupt decision to reverse course on his sweeping tariff plan revealed his threshold for political pain: One week. But his retreat was also fueled by deep concerns over a bond market catastrophe. Our story tonight: https://t.co/6gRg7rPD7c

"No one creates leverage for himself like President Trump," Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said, explaining the three-month pause on new tariffs except for China. He dismisses the notion that market upheaval contributed to the decisoin.

“Sometimes you have to mix it up a little bit,” President Trump said, defending his tariff plan shortly after the markets closed on another day of turmoil on Wall Street. He said countries are rushing to negotiate in “tailor-made” deals following midnight tariff deadline. https://t.co/LGbRPaOV2o

President Trump’s sweeping new tariffs are facing blowback from all corners – a market sell-off, foreign retaliation, anger from corporate America and skepticism from the Federal Reserve chairman and some allies. Our latest story… https://t.co/49h8VR1ZTo

President Trump brushed aside the Wall Street wipeout, telling reporters aboard Air Force One: "The operation's over and now we let it settle in." A day after saying the time for negotiating is over, he said he was open to it: "Every country has called us. That's the beauty of

"All right Wisconsin, we did it!" Susan Crawford said tonight, declaring victory in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race. She thanked her opponent, Brad Schimel, for calling to concede the race and for imploring his supporters to accept the results of the race.