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and even a resident owl named Betty. To help guests truly unplug and connect with their surroundings, the tree house intentionally doesn't have a TV or Wi-Fi.

Her energy and love for community radiated throughout every space she entered. X House was established in her honor, a vibrant home and safe haven for Black and Brown students on campus. It stands ...

The hope is that the posters are visible behind the journalists as they broadcast from that spot, a White House official told Axios. On Monday morning, the official White House X account shared a ...

And I always thought of art as being that connective.” Dennis and his father took on the Ma’s House project in 2020, while the pandemic forced the world into lockdown. Then, the murder of ...

The sun rose on President Trump's 99th day in office Monday to reveal scores of booking photos lining the White House North Lawn's perimeter that the administration claims depict immigrants who ...

The White House lawn was lined Monday morning with posters of 100 of the "worst illegal immigrant criminals" that they say have been arrested in the first 100 days of Trump’s second presidency. " ...

Dozens of large posters with photographs of migrants the White House claims to have been arrested for various crimes now line the driveway that leads to the West Wing. The posters mark a popular ...

The video showed yard signs displayed that read “ARRESTED” at the top. The signs also appeared to show mugshots or other photos, along with an “illegal alien” label. Additionally, the ...

The posters that appeared on April 28 show the ... There are no names, but the White House distributed the names of 100 violent criminals who were arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement ...

The Trump administration on Monday lined the White House North Lawn's perimeter with mugshot-style posters that they say shows arrested immigrants and their alleged crimes. CBS News' Nancy Cordes ...