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Available sources do not report whether Donald Trump attended church today; biographical and reporting threads say he does not regularly attend services and has made infrequent, often publicized visit...
Historic practice: nearly every U.S. president since James Madison has attended at least one service at St. John’s Episcopal — dubbed the “Church of the Presidents” — and many presidents are recorded ...
Public reporting compiled by multiple outlets counts only a small number of public church appearances by Donald Trump during his 2017–2021 presidency: one widely noted tally said he “attended church 1...
The National Park Service (NPS) holds stewardship and management responsibilities for President’s Park, which includes segments of the White House grounds used for public access, ceremonies, and lands...
General Mark Milley’s relationship with President Donald Trump profoundly shaped both the conduct and aftermath of his tenure as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff: his decisions to resist or const...
The General Services Administration (GSA) manages a broad portfolio of federal real estate and issues permits for many federal properties, but it does not generally issue public-use permits for the Wh...
The Secret Service secures outdoor White House events through a layered, adaptive system that combines planning reforms, interagency coordination, physical protective measures, and technological count...
There is reliable, independent reporting for several high-profile church appearances by Donald Trump in his second term—most notably the St. John’s Church service on Inauguration Day—but the available...
The National Park Service (NPS) currently "stewards" the White House and President’s Park and has maintained the 18‑acre White House grounds in an operational role since at least the 1930s, providing ...
The Kennedy White House restoration in 1961 converted the Executive Mansion into a professionally curated historic site, creating permanent institutions, legal protections, and a public narrative that...
The White House Historical Association (WHHA) is a private nonprofit that , coordinating on preservation, interpretation, fundraising and acquisitions for the Executive Residence and broader White Hou...
Jacqueline Kennedy led a high-profile, museum-grade restoration of the White House in the early 1960s that combined historical research, targeted acquisitions, institutional reforms, and public outrea...
The White House Historical Association (WHHA) plays a central role in funding, advising, and executing preservation and renovation projects related to the White House and its environs, ranging from in...
The Kennedy restoration, led publicly by Jacqueline Kennedy, profoundly reshaped the White House into a consciously curated historic space and jumpstarted modern federal historic-preservation practice...
Jacqueline Kennedy’s White House restoration reshaped the executive mansion into a publicly oriented showcase of American decorative arts, boosted national interest in historic preservation, and estab...