Trump's Aide: No More Foreign Trips, Stay Home

0:00It's April 24th. From Hollywood to your headphones, this is entertainment and celebrity news. Today, powered by AI, I'm Cory with the story. Susie Wiles, Trump's top aide, just dropped a big rule on the cabinet. No more jet-setting abroad unless it's absolutely needed in every foreign trip. Has to get her personal sign off? This came out of a February meeting at the Capitol Hill Club, shifting everyone towards staying home and handling business stateside. The move follows some rough patches, with key departures like Kristi Noem, Pam Bondi, and Laurie Chavez-Deremer shaking up the team. White House insiders say it's all about tightening discipline during this tricky political stretch. Inside the administration, there's been pushback on past globe-trotting, especially agriculture secretary Brooke Rollins hitting up spots like Japan. Brazil, Peru, India, Vietnam, and the UK for trade talks. One question if those runs were worth it, but the department stands by the push to boost US farm exports.

1:00Now, officials frame it as a team-wise strategy, not targeting anyone specific. Think more road trips across America to hype up the president's plans. Uncutting costs for families. With midterms on the horizon and polls favoring Democrats for Congress, the focus stays locked on home turf. This keeps the cabinet grounded and ready to rally voters, channeling all that energy into the domestic fight ahead.