The White House is set to choose its Christmas tree on Monday, Oct. 28. The event will be held in the morning at Cartner's Christmas Tree Tarm in Newland, N.C. KEEPING THE COMMUNITY WARM ...

60% of Americans Won't Travel to Visit Family for the Holidays This Year, New Survey Finds The arrival of the Christmas tree kicks off a slew of holiday events at the White House, including indoor ...

A Christmas tree from a farm in Newland, North Carolina, has been delivered to the White House. The Cartner Family previously harvested the tree, which will be displayed in the Blue Room at the ...

Caroline, 4, prances around the tree during the family's first White House Christmas in 1961. Jacqueline started the tradition of decorating the White House Christmas tree according to a theme ...

Christmas celebrations at the White House have evolved from intimate family gatherings to large-scale public events over time. Did you know? The first known Christmas tree in the White House was a ...

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US President Joe Biden participated in his last Christmas tree lighting on the Ellipse park at the White House before his term in office ends in January. The lighting of Christmas trees is an ...

A total of 98 Christmas trees adorn the complex with the official ... California's governor was also asked by BBC Newsnight about his rumoured White House ambitions. The prime minister also ...

this is *** little piece of White House history that people can have, and they can learn from and every year when they unpack these ornaments with their family for their Christmas tree they can go ...

It appears Donald Trump has cut down another tree at the White House. This time, it was reportedly a saucer magnolia that sits directly outside the Oval Office—part of an extensive renovation of ...

President Donald Trump says a tree that’s nearly two centuries old will be removed from the White House grounds because it’s deteriorating. WASHINGTON — A tree that's nearly two centuries ...

Each spring, the White House grounds bloom not just with flowers and tree blossoms but also with the legacy of those who shaped them – and with opportunities to step into living history.