For the first time in four years, dogs have returned to the White House, with one making history as the first shelter dog to call it home.
The American president was desperate to leave hospital and return to the White House, as he feared looking week. Of course, you have to nail that entrance video.
Trevor takes a look at bungling Boris, and how the White House is dealing with a number of coronavirus cases in its midst.
A new book by former West Wing communications aide Cliff Sims details Trump’s White House as “absolutely out of control”.
The New York Times has published a piece from a senior White House official, showing just how much goes on behind the scenes to prevent disaster.
A bag of dirty, crusty socks has been discovered in the White House, and no one knows for certain where they came from and why they’re there.
Apparently, there’s talk of impeachment in the White House as Robert Mueller continues to haunt Donald Trump. How long will the orange-haired man survive?
It’s pretty embarrassing that a prankster can shoot off a few emails to top White House brass, cause them to bicker amongst one another, and moonwalk out of there.
A curious incident involving the flashing of red lights from the White House went down on Sunday, which only encouraged a slew of Internet conspiracies.
Leave it to TIME Magazine to come in guns blazing, their latest cover depicting a morphing White House. I’m sure the Donald is fuming.
The annual Easter Egg Roll at the White House took place yesterday and, of course, the Internet was watching.
When Obama leaves the White House, he plans to stay in DC and downgrade just a little bit. Not that his new crib isn’t pretty top notch.
What will Trump’s presidency be like when – and if – he enters the Oval Office? The NY Times spoke to him to find out.
Over the years we’ve seen President Obama’s ability to remain cool under pressure, something he once again illustrated after an event at the White House escalated into a shouting match.
Barack was hosting the White House’s annual Easter Egg Roll event when a bee decided to throw a spanner in the works. Cue screaming kids and a media frenzy.
A man who jumped the White House fence was faced with some Secret Service dogs, who he attacked viciously. This guy is going to get a serious beatdown from the law.
That guy who ran across the front lawn of the White House trying to be Channing Tatum may as well have had a front door key…
This guy clearly thought he deserved a part in the movie White House Down, and when he didn’t get the role, he took matters into his own hands…
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White House blows cover of Afghan CIA Chief. They know where the girls are. Nadal’s French Open snub. Machetes and hammers: Elliot Rodger’s ‘killing chamber.’ Town changes name from ‘Camp Kill Jews.’ Guess who might get married at Downton Abbey? Uber is worth $17 billion.
Now this is our kind of president! Publically mocking the failures of his policies and generally showing us that no one is too big or too serious for a gentle roasting from good old Barack. The U.S. president and first lady annually host a dinner for all the big wigs of the media, studded with […]
Who wouldn’t snap a selfie with Obama when the opportunity arises? But don’t try to use it for commercial purposes, you don’t want the White House on your back. Here is the selfie that has landed Samsung in trouble with the US government.
A select group of “digital influencers,” a.k.a YouTube content providers, got to have a chit chat with president Obama. Among them was an Obama impersonator, who got the chance to give his impression to the big man himself in the Oval Office.
In a very obvious PR stunt, two British spies supervised three employees of The Guardian, as they used angle grinders and a drill to destroy three laptops containing the files leaked to the news organization by Edward Snowden. Deputy editor for The Guardian Paul Johnson expressly told the government that the paper had numerous files overseas, and the destruction of these computers was pointless:
Don’t lie, we’ve all wondered what it would be like to be a fly on the wall inside the White House. Pete Souza is giving us the in we’ve been looking for. The official White House photographer has launched an Instagram account dedicated to the “behind-the-scenes” action of the president of the United States. […]
Some are waiting in anticipation for the capture and arrest of NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden, while others are signing a petition to have the “national hero” freed. Some 40,000 supporters are routing for the Obama administration to pardon Snowden.
This is potentially awesome. Let’s imagine something for a moment: rolling lawns, a stately abode, a noble leader and his graceful wife, their lovely daughters, set in a bubble of privilege and intrugue – just who did burn the roast chickens at last night’s dinner service? Now imagine the building is the White House, the noble leader […]
Comedian Jimmy Kimmel spoke at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner yesterday. Amongst the issues he got off his chest was the legalisation of marijuana. See him tell Barack Obama that “pot smokers vote too” after the jump.
The White House was forced to be locked down for over an hour last night when protestors from the “Occupy DC” movement lobbed a smoke over the wall. The group consisted of about 1500 protestors, from all across America. Nobody was allowed to leave the property.
Last week Friday a man in a black sedan drove up to the White House and opened fire on the President’s residence in an attempt to kill him.