Your fact-checks will appear here
First Lady of the United States from 1963 to 1969
Lyndon B. Johnson routinely pressured aides in unusually intimate settings — aides and historians recall bathroom and bedroom meetings and even phones installed in White House bathrooms — a behavior t...
Jacqueline Kennedy (Mrs. John F. Kennedy) led a highly publicized, scholarly White House restoration that refurnished state rooms, created the White House Historical Association, raised private funds,...
Lady Bird Johnson played a prominent and multifaceted role in *beautifying the White House grounds and America’s public landscapes* during the 1960s, combining on‑the‑ground planting and landscaping a...
Michelle Obama played a clearly documented role in shaping the White House residence’s interior during the Obama administration by hiring and collaborating with interior designer Michael S. Smith to c...
The East Wing of the White House evolved from a formal entry and social space into a functional headquarters for successive First Ladies who professionalized the role, and that historical trajectory i...
The East Wing of the White House has long hosted , while recent reporting shows it is now the focus of demolition and reconstruction plans to add a large private ballroom during the current administra...
The materials assert that the East Wing evolved from a small social office into the institutional base for First Ladies’ public activity, with . Recent reporting adds controversy about the 2025 demoli...