Vanity Fair writer Chris Whipple praises President Donald Trump's White House as more open to the press than Joe Biden's administration after interviewing Susie Wiles.

Donald Trump revealed his beloved chief of staff, Susie Wiles, was the one to orchestrate his rambling primetime speech on Wednesday night7. According to insiders on the scene, the president, 79, was overheard explaining that Wiles,

Trump's chief of staff and one of his closest aides offered candid remarks in Vanity Fair but now calls it a "hit piece."

President Donald Trump’s chief of staff, Susie Wiles, delivered a series of candid and at times unflattering assessments of the president, his second-term agenda and some of his closest allies in a series of wide-ranging interviews with Vanity Fair.

A small slice of the American public is responsible for the recent sports gambling boom. In an NBC News Decision Desk Poll conducted in August, 88% of adults said they had not participated in online sports betting in the last 12 months. Men and younger adults were more likely to say they had placed online bets on sports.

In a wide-ranging interview with Politico, President Donald J. Trump reflected on the progress of his second term as it approaches the one-year mark —

CNN host Dana Bash said during her show on Tuesday that President Donald Trump's allies texted her during the live broadcast to dispute a chyron claiming the White House was "reeling."

"Susie Wiles’ remarks have raised serious questions about the president’s judgment, temperament, and politicization of justice."

RNC Youth Advisory Council Co-Chair CJ Pearson has criticised Vanity Fair’s “fake narrative” about White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles in a recent piece by the outlet.