Mary Margaret Olohan

3 days ago | dailywire.com | Mary Margaret Olohan

WASHINGTON — Karoline Leavitt is up at 5 a.m. every day. She’s reading the news immediately, catching up with whatever President Donald Trump may have “Truthed” during the wee hours of the night, equipping herself to take on the reporters of the United States (and beyond) in the day ahead. She’ll get a workout in if she can. And if her son Niko wakes up in time, she gets to spend time with her little guy before she heads to the White House.

5 days ago | dailywire.com | Mary Margaret Olohan

— Exclusive —'Selecting anyone but the best erodes lethality, our warfighting readiness, and undercuts the culture of excellence in our Armed Forces.'WASHINGTON—Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth is taking further action to ensure that only the best and brightest applicants enter America’s military academies.

5 days ago | dailywire.com | Tim Pearce |Mary Margaret Olohan

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1 week ago | dailywire.com | Mary Margaret Olohan

WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump announced his first wave of his judicial nominees on Tuesday, a highly-anticipated event given the massive impact Trump had on the federal judiciary during his last administration. The nominations comes as top Trump administration officials — and Trump himself — daily express their frustration with judges who immediately block the president’s orders.

1 week ago | dailywire.com | Mary Margaret Olohan

— News —The decision allows Trump's order to proceed, at least for the time being. WASHINGTON—In a major victory for the White House, the Supreme Court sided Tuesday with President Donald Trump’s administration, lifting a lower court’s order pausing the ban on trans-identifying troops in the military from going into effect. The High Court granted the Trump administration’s application for a stay on Tuesday afternoon, with Justices Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kagan, and Ketanji Brown Jackson dissenting.