Trump, White House
Digest more
Conservatives respond to Hillary Clinton's White House ballroom criticism by referencing past Clinton controversies, including furniture and Lincoln Bedroom scandals.
President Donald Trump revealed while giving remarks on the construction of his new White House ballroom that he "ripped" apart the green tile in the bathroom of the Lincoln bedroom, which was done by the Truman family,
1don MSNOpinion
A Eulogy For the White House’s East Wing
The tear-down of the East Wing removes offices used by the First Lady’s staff, the events team that handles events, and the military office, as well as a key entrance where the public arrives for tours and receptions. Where guests from around the world previously enjoyed state dinners now stands piles of debris.
Personal tastes of presidents - as well as the demands of a growing federal government - has helped dictate changes over time to the White House.
Just The News on MSNOpinion
Despite many renovations over two centuries, Democrats select Trump's WH additions for derision
Clinton says Trump is "destroying" the White House. Construction on the new White House ballroom began in October and expanded space for visitors and guests — the public and heads of state for generations to come — will be available for events beginning in January 2029.
The White House might be home to the seat of executive power in the U.S., but if some who have walked its halls are to be believed, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. also plays host to spirits that long ago graced the mansion.
Guests throughout the centuries have seen ghosts at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. Learn about some of those who are said to haunt the halls.