Inside Karoline Leavitt's White House Press Shop as She Leaves the Job

In public, White House press office staff are belligerent toward members of the media, hurling insults and invective. But in private? They’re cordial, efficient…even charming. Reporters fear what's next.

The betting favorite for next WH press secretary says 'not me'  USA Today

Alina Habba, the president’s former personal attorney, ruled herself out as a candidate for White House press secretary as speculation swirls about who President Trump will pick to follow Karoline Leavitt. “Flattered by the Kalshi odds, but I’m not in the running for any job,” Habba wrote in a social media post on Wedn

Former Trump attorney Alina Habba shot down rumors that she would replace Karoline Leavitt as White House press secretary, despite the favorable prediction odds. Habba has been floated as one of the most likely successors to Leavitt since she announced her resignation this month. The prediction market Kalshi had her as

“Flattered by the Kalshi odds, but I’m not in the running for any job,” Alina Habba wrote on X.

Trump ‘genuinely doesn’t know who to pick and has expressed zero urgency,’ a White House official told CNN

Trump weighs a plan for press briefings when Leavitt leaves, sources say  CNN