(AP Photo/Stephanie Scarbrough) President Joe Biden’s granddaughter Naomi Biden, attends the lighting of National Christmas ...

The declarations bar oil and natural gas drilling, as well as mining and other exploration and production initiatives, on the ...

The White House is once again gearing up to see the gorgeous lights that will adorn one of its massive Christmas trees. The National Christmas Tree lighting has been an annual event since 1923 ...

Credit: CBS/Paramount Since President Calvin Coolidge first lit a 48-foot fir tree in the presidential park outside The White House back in 1923, the National Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony has ...

the National Christmas Tree and Pathway of Peace is a conifer based in President’s Park on the White House Ellipse. It's surrounded by trees decorated with handmade ornaments from 56 U.S. states ...

The White House is once again gearing up to see the gorgeous lights that will adorn one of its massive Christmas trees. The National Christmas Tree lighting has been an annual event since 1923, and it ...

Advertisement In 1923, President Calvin Coolidge lit the first national Christmas tree on the White House lawn. Members of the First Congregational Church sang carols and the Marine band performed.

The National Christmas Tree on the Ellipse at The White House and President's Park in Washington, D.C. This year's ceremony and official lighting took place on Thursday, December 5th. Who's Set to ...

How to visit the National Christmas Tree and the state trees The trees are on the Ellipse, which is south of White House, and are open to the public through Jan. 1. The trees are light each night ...

It’s amazing how much history you can hang on the branch of a tree. In 1981, a new tradition of bridging ... sparking a series that endures today. Opinion: Those White House Christmas decorations ...

From the annual tree lighting ceremony to some new additions to the White House Christmas, entering the presidential building is nothing short of stepping into a Christmas wonderland! So ...