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Catholic bishops prayed for Trump in the Oval Office

On October 22, 2026, Catholic bishops and archbishops gathered around US President Donald Trump in the Oval Office to pray for him and for the country. Video of the meeting was published by White House staffer Margo Martin; among the participants was Archbishop of Denver James Golka.

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Elon Musk admits he got too carried away with his time in power at the White House

In an interview with Walter Isaacson on the YouTube channel The Builders, Elon Musk said he spent too much time in US government circles: in his view, one or two months in Washington would have been enough. He admitted that he had originally planned to limit his involvement in government work, but was swept up by the opportunity to be present in the Oval Office and influence decisions.

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White House denies rumors of chaos in Trump administration ahead of midterms

After a relatively disciplined start to Trump's second term, a series of personnel scandals — the firing of a press secretary after five days, rumors of replacing chief of staff Susie Wiles, conflicts among allies — revived memories of the chaos of his first term. The White House denies internal feuds, while Republicans fear the impact of the president's low approval ratings on the November elections.

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White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt's successor Katia Zacharia leaves post five days after appointment

White House Press Secretary Katia Zacharia is leaving the post five days after her appointment, The New York Times and other outlets reported. The White House confirmed she is 'transitioning out' of the role. Trump denied firing her and said he advised her to 'reconsider'. The appointment sparked controversy over Zacharia's claims of being a lawyer: she admitted she never took the bar exam. Her first briefing lasted less than 15 minutes.

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Outgoing White House Press Secretary Karoline...

Outgoing White House press secretary Katie Zacharia thanked Donald Trump, calling working for him an honor. Earlier, Trump told reporters he had advised her to 'reconsider' and said the media had treated her 'badly.' Zacharia was appointed to the post at the beginning of the month after the departure of Karoline Leavitt.

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White House Press Secretary Katie Zachariah leaves the post five days after appointment

White House Press Secretary Katie Zachariah is 'transitioning out of the role,' an administration official said on Friday. Earlier, Donald Trump told reporters that he had advised her to 'reconsider' her decision to work in the position, citing harsh media coverage of her work. Zachariah was appointed in early October, succeeding Karoline Leavitt, and her first briefing lasted about 15 minutes.

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