
Katie Zacharia, an adviser at Trump Media and Technology Group and a Fox News commentator, is set to become the new White House press secretary, replacing Karoline Leavitt.
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Karoline Leavitt stepped down as White House spokeswoman at the end of August to devote time to her family.
Katie Zacharia currently serves as a communications advisor at Trump Media and Technology Group, the company that runs the Truth Social platform. She is a conservative commentator on public life and a frequent guest on Fox News.
She briefly worked at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security as a spokeswoman for then-Secretary Kristi Noem.
Now - as reported by The New York Times, citing two informants - she is to become the new press secretary of the White House.
Zacharia is expected to replace Karoline Leavitt, the previous spokeswoman, who left the position at the end of August. US President Donald Trump announced that Leavitt was leaving the role to spend more time with his family.

The program will cover safety in schools after knife attacks, changes to the abortion law being processed in the Sejm and the prospects for cooperation within the ruling coalition before the next elections.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has left his 30-room Royal Lodge residence in Windsor, moving to Sandringham. Under the lease agreement, he received compensation for previously incurred renovation costs of the property in the amount of £7.5 million.

The parliamentary investigative committee on Pegasus is to present the public part of its approximately 700-page report on Monday. The document summarizes two years of the commission's work, including arrangements for the purchase and use of spy software.

The IBRiS survey showed that 63.5 percent respondents are against the meeting of the President of the Republic of Poland, Karol Nawrocki, with the President of Russia, Vladimir Putin, during the December G20 summit in Miami, while almost 30 percent supports such contact. Former ambassador Arkady Rzegocki commented on the results, emphasizing the clear assessment of Russian aggression by Poles and the possibility of interpreting the favorable attitude towards the meeting as the need to maintain communication channels even with the adversary.

Donald Trump explained on Truth Social that his controversial comparison of increasing gas prices to the bombings of San Diego and Los Angeles was only intended to make the point that higher fuel prices are a small price to pay for preventing Iran from developing nuclear weapons. His earlier comments in Nebraska sparked outrage, with California Governor Gavin Newsom calling him mentally ill.

The last day of the campaign before the second round of early presidential elections is taking place in Krakow. Candidates Łukasz Gibała and Monika Piątkowska did not hold a public debate due to discrepancies in its organization, focusing instead on meetings with residents and interviews. The campaign saw litigation over the dissemination of false information: Gibała's committee won a case against Piątkowska regarding alleged layoff plans, and Piątkowska's committee won against Gibala regarding his debt-free declaration. The electoral silence will start at midnight from Friday to Saturday and will last until Sunday 9:00 p.m. Voting will take place in 454 precincts, the results will be published on dobre.gov.pl, and the official results will be provided by the Municipal Electoral Commission in Krakow. In the first round, Gibała received 36.38% of the votes, Piątkowska 29.91% of the votes. The elections are a consequence of the referendum in which Aleksander Miszalski was dismissed from the office of president of Krakow.