White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt shows images of historical White House construction projects at Thursday's briefing. WEIJIA JIANG, CBS NEWS: So the White House has explained that the reason you didn't submit construction plans to the NCPC is because that commission along with others don't have oversight over demolitions but only over construction.

Trump then added, “Larry Ellison is great and his son, David is great. They’re friends of mine. They’re big supporters of mine. And they’ll do the right thing. They’ll make CBS — they called it the Tiffany Network, and it’s got great potential. CBS has great potential.”

Gov. Gavin Newsom has a positive overall job approval from California voters, and is a net-positive for those who consider him a factor and are voting "yes" on Prop 50. However, he's even more of a motivating force for the "no" side, many of whom are Republicans, and half of whom say he's a reason for them to oppose it.

President Donald Trump remarked during a White House roundtable discussion on Wednesday that CBS has a chance of being saved through its new ownership.

A reporter grilled White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt during a press briefing regarding the president's authority to tear down federal buildings.

Days earlier, Trump lavished praise on Ellison and his father, Larry Ellison, who now control CBS through their $8.4B Paramount Skydance merger.

The White House revealed donors backing President Trump’s $300 million ballroom renovation, funded privately by major firms like Apple, Amazon, and Meta

Stephen Colbert credited CBS on Monday’s (October 20) edition of The Late Show for allowing him to show footage of a “disturbing” AI video President Donald Trump shared on social media over the weekend.

Bari Weiss, now CBS News' editor in chief, says she wants to 'seek the truth and tell it plainly.' But given Trump's relentless attacks on the media, she will be battling perceptions of mainstream news bias.

A full list revealing the wealthy donors and corporations paying for US President Donald Trump's new $300m (£225m) White House ballroom has been released by the Trump administration. Groundbreaking for the ornate 90,000 sq ft (8,360 sq m) project began on Monday, with excavators and construction workers tearing out portions of the East Wing.

Trump sees black and white. Where she planted flowers, he poured concrete," Jack Schlossberg wrote on Instagram today.