White House Correspondents' Dinner Photos: See Stars on the Red Carpet

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• See inside Marine One, the soundproof presidential helicopter that can seat 14 people and deploy anti-missile defenses
• Historic Image (
• In the Great East Room
• White House, east entrance, Washington, DC
• Calmes: That scowl. The gag order. Frightened jurors. Who’s on trial, a former president or a mob boss?
• Inside the White House: The Second, or Family Floor

The president said later that age was the only thing he and Trump had in common, adding, "My vice president actually endorses me," a reference to former Vice President Mike Pence's refusal to say he'll back his former running mate in 2024. In Washington, DC, the mansion has been home to every US president since John Adams in 1800. Over in California, there is a replica of the famed building, known as the Western White House, which is The National's International Property of the Week.

See inside Marine One, the soundproof presidential helicopter that can seat 14 people and deploy anti-missile defenses

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The Vice President lives at Number One Observatory Circle. The mansion was designed in a neo-classical style by Irish-born James Hoban. The building was reconstructed and expanded with the addition of the South Portico in 1824 and the North in 1829. The West Wing was added in 1901 and the first Oval Office was created in 1909.

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Protesters cried, “Free, free Palestine.” They cheered when someone inside the Washington Hilton — where the dinner has been held for decades — unfurled a Palestinian flag from a top-floor hotel window. Here, see all the stars arriving on the red carpet at the 2024 White House Correspondents’ Association dinner. The actress wears a black strapless gown on the red carpet at the 2024 White House Correspondents' Dinner at The Washington Hilton on April 27 in Washington, DC. After the dinner concluded, two protesters holding a sign saying "Stop Israel's genocide" entered the hotel's red carpet area as guests were departing. The total cost of the rebuilding and refurnishing of the White House including the new executive offices, was $467,000, being some $7,000 less than the amount appropriated by Congress for the purpose.

In the Great East Room

This side of the building faces the Ellipse and the National Mall. The white house concept illustration with American flag. White House in Washington DC, official residence of the president of the United States. Flat vector illustration, simple cartoon style clip art.

There are seven bedrooms, each with a bathroom adjoining, fitted in the most approved and modern style. Four of these bedrooms, those in the southeast, northeast, southwest, and northwest corners of the building, are unusually large apartments and have connected with them smaller dressing rooms. As on the main floor below, the “family floor” has a large corridor, richly carpeted, running east and west connecting two large sitting rooms, one on the east above the East Room, the other on the west above the State Dining room, and communicating with the bedrooms. The President’s desk, of richly carved mahogany and flat-topped, stands nearly in the center of the room. The stairway is of Joliet stone, and consists of a broad flight from the main floor to the landing, where it divides into two flights.

The president always flies with at least one other decoy Marine One as additional protection.

There is a large pantry directly west of the private dining room. The guests at receptions entering through the east terrace leave their wraps in one or the other of the wrap rooms, and pass up the western half of the stairway to the receiving line in the Blue Room, on the floor above. This part of the ground floor of the main building is laid with stone, and a broad and easy flight of stairs leads to the main floor above.

Calmes: That scowl. The gag order. Frightened jurors. Who’s on trial, a former president or a mob boss?

Visitors come from around the world to the nation's capital to get a glimpse of the impressive structure. The following White House photos show closeup views of the home and office of the U.S. Enjoy this photo tour and learn about the architectural features and more. One organizer complained that the White House Correspondents’ Assn. — which represents the hundreds of journalists who cover the president — largely has been silent since the first weeks of the war about the killings of Palestinian journalists. The association did not respond to a request for comment.

Inside the White House: The Second, or Family Floor

The railing is of forged iron and brass, with handrail covered with velvet. Leading from the east wing of the main corridor is the main stairway to the second story, which is devoted to the living rooms of the President’s family and contains also his private office and library. Two beautiful blue Sevres vases standing on cabinets set against the east wall of the room were presented in commemoration of the laying of the Franco-American cable during President McKinley’s administration. On the east -and west sides of the room are two mantels of colored marble, with large mirrors above them, and candelabra on the shelves. The furniture is in white and gold, upholstered in blue and gold. Rarely beautiful in its proportions and coloring, the Blue Room has been made still more beautiful by the recent changes in the interior of the White House, and it is by many considered the most beautiful apartment in the building.

As a registered user, you can create and save albums, share images on social media, and access small images for download. White House icons set up to print one color for inexpensive print projects. Black and grayscale, red tints of the same red, blue and tints of the same blue. Works great for political advertising during a presidential election season. The White House is the official residence and principal workplace of the President of the United States, located at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

Few people visiting the White House have ever gone beyond the first-floor corridors and the East Room. That is, few when the thousands visiting the historic building every month in the year are taken into consideration. We have found and restored 35 high-resolution photos from more than 100 years ago — many of which were carefully hand-colored way back in the day to show the shades and tones that graced the home during that time. However, while Army personnel in uniform are required to salute the president, the president doesn't have to return the gesture. The New York Times reported that President Ronald Reagan was the first president to start returning soldiers' salutes in 1981. US presidents travel in style with secure, state-of-the-art vehicles such as Air Force One and the bulletproof presidential limousine known as "The Beast."

The furnishings of the executive offices, save those of the President and the Cabinet Room, are exceedingly plain, They were designed for and are being used exclusively for business. An electric elevator, running from the basement to the attic, adjoins this stairway. The entire eastern half of the attic floor is used for storage purposes as is also a section of the extreme western portion.

The work was accomplished in a remarkably short space of time in the summer of 1902. The ground floor of the building proper contains on the eastern side two large anterooms for ladies and gentlemen, that for the ladies on the south and the one for the gentlemen on the north. These rooms open by a hallway from the East Terrace, through which the guests for the large receptions pass. Saturday evening saw Saturday Night Live’s Colin Jost serve as co-host alongside President Joe Biden. Elsewhere on the red carpet, Chris Pine, Keri Russell, Fran Drescher, Molly Ringwald, Da’Vine Joy Randolph, and Rosario Dawson commingled with renowned journalists and broadcast journalists like Wolf Blitzer, Gayle King, and Dana Bash. See photos of attendees at the annual White House correspondents’ dinner, as well as from the protests outside.

The families of those journalists were in attendance as they have been at previous dinners. She briefly mentioned journalists killed in the war between Israel and Hamas. With hundreds of protesters rallying outside and concerns over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the perils for journalists covering the conflict, the war hung over this year’s event.