Karoline Leavitt has recalled the unusual way Donald Trump offered her the job of White House Press Secretary as she faces warnings she's 'at risk' of losing it soon

“Shall we keep her? I think we'll keep her,” the president, 79, said while speaking to reporters on Tuesday, March 31

Karoline Leavitt says Karine Jean-Pierre struggled as White House press secretary due to a lack of open communication with President Joe Biden.

Leavitt said a brief call with Trump finalized her move from campaign press work to a senior White House communications role

Leavitt, during a sitdown with Turning Point USA CEO Erika Kirk, explained that she is “very grateful” President Trump is so direct and open with his team – in stark contrast to Biden’s lack of

Stephen Colbert mocked the White House for influencing the removal of an "unflattering photo" of Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt.

Agence France-Presse deleted a photo of Leavitt with her son and a turkey after being "made aware" that the White House disliked it, though the news outlet denies that political pressure played a role

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt fired off a staunch defense of the Save America Act after a “frankly insulting” question about voter fraud was shouted at her during Turning Point event with Erika Kirk on Thursday.

A Turning Point USA event featuring White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt is set for George Washington University.