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Photos of the White House holiday decorations

'We the People' at heart of White House holiday decorations
By The Associated Press

On Transgender Day of Visibility, White House announces moves to expand trans rights

The Biden administration made changes to the travel process and access to health resources for transgender and nonbinary Americans.

By NPR

Biden tests negative for COVID-19 after recent exposure

More testing planned

By NPR

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President Biden’s dog Champ dies

Champ recently made his own headlines at the White House

By NPR

How the Biden White House learned to drop the masks and stop worrying

The White House is largely mask-free again

By NPR

Nearly half of states will make all adults COVID-19 vaccine eligible by April 15

Pennsylvania not yet one of the states ready to open vaccines

By NPR

White House: China must release data from the ‘earliest days of the outbreak’

The White House is concerned over pandemic investigations in Wuhan

By NPR

6 takeaways from President Biden’s inauguration

The new president was sworn in Wednesday and made an inaugural address aimed at unity. Biden didn't sugarcoat, however, the hurdles to bringing Americans together, and he leaned into the challenges the U.S. faces, as he sees it.
By NPR

Voice of America White House reporter reassigned after questioning Pompeo

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo did not address last week’s assault on Congress by a mob filled with President Trump’s avowed supporters in his remarks, nor was he asked about it in a congenial question-and-answer session by VOA’s new director, Robert R. Reilly.

By NPR

In a reversal, Trump says White House staff won’t be 1st to receive COVID-19 vaccine

A Trump administration spokesman on Thursday said top officials in the three branches of government would be among the first to receive a coronavirus vaccine, but later in the evening, the president himself said most White House staff members will have to wait.
By NPR
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