Jack Schlossberg is speaking out against President Donald Trump and his ongoing changes to the White House as he demolishes the historic East Wing

Intelligence sharing is an intricate, delicate balance that hinges on trust—which was upturned for many of America's allies when President Donald Trump strode back into the White House at the start of the year.

Visiting the White House in 1842, Charles Dickens had little good to say about the place, describing it as more like “an English club-house.” When no one answered the door, he walked right in, noticing with disgust the various men spitting tobacco juice on the carpet,

President Donald Trump shared his plans to host a “big UFC fight at the White House” on July 14, which coincides with his 80th birthday.

The drawings, by Norman Rockwell, of visitors looking to speak with the president, once hung near the Oval Office.

In the sacred halls of the White House, residents, staff and visitors have reported seeing apparitions and other supernatural events.