The Trump administration has launched a new website that may look very familiar to news junkies. 

The White House Wire, an aggregated news site, is a nearly identical copy of the Drudge Report. It went live on Wednesday, raising the ire of Matt Drudge himself.

“I’m considering a $1 trillion lawsuit!” Mr. Drudge said in an emailed response to Oliver Darcy, author of the Status newsletter, mocking Mr. Trump’s penchant for filing lawsuits against media organizations.

The landing page for the White House Wire, which visually is a near carbon copy of the Drudge Report, posts links to articles touting the achievements of Mr. Trump’s first 100 days in office from websites like Fox News, Breitbart, and the Daily Caller. 

“The White House has its own wire now,” a post on the official X account for the White House reads. “Read what we’re reading.”

A leading headline on the page linked to a social media post directly from the Trump administration.

“President Trump Celebrates Massive Investments in America,” the headline at the top of the site reads. Another headline posted to the top of the site on Thursday announced the rare minerals deal between the U.S. and Ukraine, but instead of linking to a news report, the link takes readers to a post on X by Secretary Bessent in which he announced the economic agreement.

Mr. Drudge continued to be on the defensive with several headlines posted to the home page of his aggregator on Thursday.

“It Takes An Entire West Wing To Compete With Drudge…,” one link posted at the top of the page reads.

“TRUMP LAUNCHING HIS OWN DRUDGE REPORT USING TAXPAYER DOLLARS!” the main headline reads.