President Trump Meets With Armenian Church Leaders and Appoints Evangelical Advisors

President Donald Trump held meetings with leaders from the Armenian Church this week as part of a broader effort to engage faith-based voters ahead of the upcoming midterm elections. In addition to these discussions, the administration announced the appointment of several Evangelical leaders to key positions focused on religious freedom oversight.

The meetings occurred during a busy week for the White House, which also saw the President host German Chancellor Friedrich Merz to discuss international affairs. Beyond religious outreach, the administration continued to address ongoing litigation regarding the Kennedy Center and pursued new initiatives aimed at reducing fraud. Meanwhile, the U.S. Census Bureau published updated data concerning national poverty rates and median household income, providing new economic context for the administration's current policy agenda.