President Donald Trump's inauguration Monday not only welcomed a new administration into the White House, it also highlighted ... they attended the "Together At Christmas" Carol Service at ...

Instead of taking the traditional walk with Donald Trump across the White House lawn, she arrived at the ... Melania Trump's White House Christmas decorations broke the mold of traditional holiday ...

Clinton's suit for the inauguration was also white, making it difficult not to compare Ivanka and Clinton's looks. Ivanka and her sister, Tiffany Trump ... the White House lawn, Ivanka wore ...

President Donald Trump's inauguration Monday not only welcomed a new administration into the White House, it also highlighted two families ... three children when they attended the "Together At ...

Ivanka Trump posed for photos at the White House with her husband ... and daughter Carolina, 5, and Tiffany Trump with her husband Michael Boulos. For the sweet photos, Ivanka twinned with ...

To get to know more about the Trump family, keep reading… "I will be in the White House," she told Fox & Friends in an interview that aired Jan. 13. "When I need to be in New York, I will be in ...

Welcome to the White House. Ivanka Trump ... while Eric Trump and Lara Trump posed with son Eric Jr., 7, and daughter Carolina, 5. Tiffany Trump, for her part, stood at the end of the row with ...

Tiffany Trump, pregnant with her first child with husband ... who wore a long black suit coat and red tie with white polka dots. After the church service, she watched the ceremony in the rotunda ...

It was a defining moment, not only for Tiffany Trump but also for Ella Peters and the house of Jovadi — a moment that underscored the brand’s unique ability to merge tradition with modernity ...

The light-hearted moment shared with his sisters Ivanka and Tiffany Trump instantly went viral, showcasing the family's warm bond and Barron's sense of humor. Social media users praised the family ...

EWTN White House ... and his White House on the issue of abortion rights — questioned President Donald Trump about “protecting pro-life Americans” on the White House lawn.

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt on Tuesday defended the legality of President Donald Trump's abrupt firing of at least 17 inspectors general, telling reporters that the administration ...