Dr. Ben Carson Tests Positive For COVID-19, Attended White House Election Night Watch Party
Dr. Ben Carson has tested positive for coronavirus, CBS News has confirmed.
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Dr. Ben Carson has tested positive for coronavirus, CBS News has confirmed.
Barron Trump tested positive for COVID-19 earlier this month, first lady Melania Trump announced in a personal essay posted on the White House website.
Local doctors say President Trump's diagnosis serves as a reminder for how easily the virus spreads.
Gov. Larry Hogan requested on Thursday the White House issue a Major Disaster Declaration to assist communities impacted by Tropical Storm Isaias in August.
First lady Melania Trump on Saturday unveiled the newly renovated White House Rose Garden, an iconic space that she will use as a backdrop for her upcoming speech to the Republican National Convention.
The suspect who was involved in a shooting outside the White House Monday was identified as 51-year-old Myron Berryman.
A man and a U.S. Secret Service officer were taken to a D.C. hospital following a shooting near the White House Monday evening, the agency said.
First Lady Melania Trump has announced plans to redo the White House Rose Garden to make it more in line with the original design implemented during the 1960s Kennedy administration.
Protesters tried to pull down a statue of President Andrew Jackson near the White House Monday night before being dispersed by police.
City workers and volunteers painted the words Black Lives Matter in enormous bright yellow letters on the street leading to the White House, a highly visible sign of the District of Columbia's embrace of a protest movement that has put it at odds with President Donald Trump.
The National Guard of the District of Columbia is investigating the use of one of its helicopters to make a "show of force" against protesters near the White House, while President Donald Trump is encouraging authorities to get tougher to quell the unrest over George Floyd's death.
At Lafayette Park, across from the White House, three lines of barricades separated protesters from a line of police officers in riot gear.
Linda Tripp, who secretly recorded her conversations with Monica Lewinsky about the then-intern's relationship with President Bill Clinton in the White House, has died, according to her mother, Inge Carotenuto, and her former attorney, Joseph Murtha.
Hedgpeth told the officer he planned to do it with a knife, which the Secret Service officer confiscated after a pat down search, the report said.
The topics included violent crime, inadequate sentencing, social activist prosecutors and more.
The National Park Service said Monday it will plant a new National Christmas Tree at the Ellipse on Saturday.
The White House has announced President Donald Trump will visit Baltimore this coming Thursday to speak at the U.S. House of Representatives retreat for Republican lawmakers.
Her advice to Trump: Talk to White House adviser Kushner, "who's a slumlord there, if he wants to talk about rodents."
The U.S. Secret Service says two people were arrested during a Fourth of July flag-burning incident on Pennsylvania Avenue in front of the White House.
A Maryland man, who died after setting himself on fire in the Ellipse near the White House, was reported missing by his family just hours before the incident.
First lady Melania Trump took her third crack at the White House Easter Egg Roll on Monday.
The House Oversight Committee has asked the White House for security clearance related documents for the President's daughter Ivanka Trump, son-in-law and White House advisor Jared Kushner and national security advisor John Bolton.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Thursday afternoon that President Trump will sign a compromise bill to fund border security, but he will declare a national emergency to build the wall.
A man who planned to attack the White House with explosives and an anti-tank rocket today is under arrest, federal prosecutors said. Hasher Jallal Taheb is charged with attempting to damage or destroy a building owned by the U.S. using fire or an explosive.
