Kamala Harris ‘Lays Groundwork’ for 2028 Campaign

Photo 8 of 33: Karoline Leavitt
Karoline Leavitt's departure marked the end of a high-profile tenure in which she became one of the most recognizable members of President Donald Trump's second administration. As White House press secretary, she regularly defended the president's policies, challenged critical media coverage, and served as a central public voice for the administration during major political controversies.
Leavitt made history when she assumed the position in January 2025 at just 27 years old, becoming the youngest White House press secretary in American history. Her appointment represented a remarkable rise for a Republican communications professional who had already worked inside the White House, campaigned for Congress, and served as a leading spokesperson during Trump's successful 2024 presidential campaign.
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