Hope Hicks, 34, was one of President Donald Trump's most trusted advisers. Hicks resigned from the White House on January 12, 2021, but told people it was a planned departure. She was one of the few ...

The 29-year-old White House Communications Director, Hope Hicks has outlasted all of Donald Trump's inner circle to become his longest serving political aide. Here's how she's remained one of the ...

Hope Hicks, the former White House communications director, is back in spotlight and the White House following a two year absence. Here are a few things you should know about her.

The shocking appearance of Hope “Deny. Deny. Deny” Hicks, Donald Trump’s devoted White House press chief/prosecution witness in his hush money trial, was also a stunner given what former top ...

Hope Hicks, the woman who once stood at the heart of Donald Trump’s political operations, took the witness stand in her former boss’s hush money trial in New York on Friday.. Once a key member ...

Former White House aide Hope Hicks cried on the witness stand during former President Donald Trump’s hush money trial Friday when asked by his lawyer about her time working for the former ...

Hope Hicks is expected to testify in Donald Trump's Manhattan hush money trial. She served as his 2016 campaign press secretary and held senior roles in the White House.

COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) - News Leader 9′s Gabriela Johnson got a rare opportunity to visit with a mother and her premature baby together on Mother’s Day in the NICU at Piedmont Columbus Regional ...

Hope Hicks has been one of Donald Trump's most loyal - and all-knowing - confidantes and advisors. In dramatic new testimony to the Jan. 6 committee, she was sharply critical of Trump's Jan. 6 ...

Longtime Trump adviser Hope Hicks, who apparently watched the violent attack on the Capitol unfold and thought, Oh no! This is going to affect all those cushy private sector jobs I had lined up!

Hope Hicks was once one of Trump's closest confidantes. ... "You don't even know," she said she told her mother. Hicks during a campaign event in Phoenix, Arizona on October 29 2016.