Former U.S. President Donald Trump claims mortgage costs have fallen by $3,000 annually within 11 months, after rising by $15,000 under a Democratic administration. His statement highlights the ongoing political debate over housing affordability, interest rates, and economic policy in the United States.

Karoline Leavitt publicly rebuked reporter Kaitlan Collins during a White House briefing, accusing her of spreading false narratives and ignoring factual information. Leavitt referenced earlier claims about inflation and urged the media to deliver accurate reporting to the public.

U.S. Secretary Sean Duffy criticized Democrats during a White House Cabinet meeting, claiming their messaging on affordability misrepresents legal and economic realities. Citing the CAFE fuel economy standards dispute, Duffy argued Democrats’ approach contradicts congressional intent and ongoing regulatory processes.