The White House press pool is at the center of a free speech battle between President Donald Trump and news outlets

By Nathan Layne Sept 21 (Reuters) - Two Republicans in tight US Senate races called on Monday for a swift end to the war in Iran, the latest sign that vulnerable candidates are trying to put some distance between themselves and President Donald Trump over a conflict that has pushed up fuel prices,

Kaelan Dorr, a deputy assistant to the president, tweeted that the broadcast would be “a 24/7 livestream of the Administration’s greatest hits, unfiltered” to be shown on YouTube and within the White House app. But critics are already dismissing Trump TV as an endless feed of straight-up government propaganda.

The New York mayor said he told the US president all members of the media would be welcome at Gracie Mansion, despite Trump's decision to ban some outlets from the White House.

Their first meeting after Mamdani’s election was quite cordial, with Trump saying at the White House that the then-mayor-elect would “surprise some conservative people.” The Republican president had called Mamdani a “100% Communist Lunatic” during the 2025 campaign, the Associated Press reported.

Sylvester Stallone says he learned about Trump's Hollywood ambassador appointment while watching TV and later told the president it was impossible.

Donald Trump has lavished praise on New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani in a meeting amid the president’s anti-communism election rhetoric. During his visit to New York, Trump, 80, met Mamdani, 34, on Monday afternoon at Gracie Mansion,