WorldPingCommentator Katie Zacharia picked as new White House press secretary
The conservative commentator currently works as a communications adviser at Trump Media & Technology Group.
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The role has been vacant since former White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt left in August.
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Katie Zacharia ‘offered’ position as White House press secretary
Commentator Katie Zacharia picked as new White House press secretary
Rubio meets with leader of Venezuelan opposition negotiating team
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WorldPingThe conservative commentator currently works as a communications adviser at Trump Media & Technology Group.
Brief by WorldPing · Original reporting by BBC News
WorldPingPresident Donald Trump announced that he’s picked Katie Zacharia, a conservative commentator who has regularly appeared on Fox News, CNN and Newsmax, to be the new White House press secretary.
Brief by WorldPing · Original reporting by Variety
WorldPingUPDATED: President Donald Trump has selected his next White House press secretary: Katie Zacharia, a conservative commentator.
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Katie Zacharia, a former DHS spokesperson and cable news talking head, will be the new mouthpiece for the administration…
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The secretary of state, in a meeting with Venezuelan opposition figure Dinorah Figuera, expressed U.S. support for talks meant to set the stage for an election.
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