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The US women's ice hockey team accepted President Trump's White House invitation after winning Olympic gold in Milan. The celebration will happen after their professional and collegiate seasons wrap up.
Former President Barack Obama is giving his autographed Muhammad Ali boxing gloves to his presidential library. The red Everlast gloves sat in the White House throughout Obama's presidency as a daily reminder of courage.
Fresh off their historic Olympic gold medal win, the U.S. men's hockey team stopped to honor military members at Joint Base Andrews, letting service members wear their medals for photos. The spontaneous gesture showed gratitude before their White House visit.
After the US women's hockey team declined a White House invitation, the internet's "Official Dad of the Olympics" offered them a celebration at his Ohio home instead. Richard Kiley's wholesome gesture shows the genuine support women athletes deserve.
Team USA's men's hockey team ended a 46-year gold medal drought with a thrilling overtime victory against Canada at the Winter Olympics. The historic 2-1 win brought the team to the White House to celebrate their unexpected triumph.
Team USA's gold medal goaltender Connor Hellebuyck received a custom plaque celebrating his new nickname after his legendary performance against Canada. The heartwarming moment happened as the team flew to meet the President at the White House.
The U.S. men's Olympic hockey team visited the White House days after their stunning overtime victory over Canada ended a 46-year gold medal drought. Their win brought the nation together in celebration of a historic sports moment that connected generations.
After 32 years of deadly conflict that killed over 36,000 people, Armenia and Azerbaijan have signed a peace agreement at the White House. The breakthrough moment came when leaders who initially refused to sit near each other ended their meeting with an embrace.
Before Barack Obama made history, Jesse Jackson showed America a Black president was possible. His groundbreaking campaigns in the 1980s changed voting rules and energized millions, creating the path Obama would walk to the White House.
Staff Sergeant Andrew Wolfe is making what his family calls a miraculous recovery after a November shooting near the White House left him critically wounded. Communities across West Virginia held vigils and prayed for the 24-year-old as he fought to survive.
Five major offshore wind projects are back on track after federal judges struck down stop-work orders, clearing the way for clean energy to power 2.5 million East Coast homes. The latest victory came when a Reagan-appointed judge ruled the Sunrise Wind project losing $2.5 million daily would suffer irreparable harm if construction remained halted.
Six Christians who faced persecution in China, Nigeria, Cuba, and other nations gathered at the White House following the National Prayer Breakfast. Their stories of survival and faith highlight global religious freedom challenges and America's renewed focus on protecting believers worldwide.
Two space companies are joining forces to build expandable homes on the moon, racing to meet a White House goal of a permanent lunar base by 2030. Their innovative inflatable technology could give astronauts comfortable living spaces millions of miles from Earth.
The President signed executive orders ensuring fair competition for female athletes at all levels. Over 50 years after Title IX, the White House reaffirms its commitment to expanding opportunities for women and girls in sports.
After more than a decade of advocacy, the White House has approved the Medal of Honor for Army Staff Sgt. Michael Ollis, who sacrificed his life to save a Polish officer in Afghanistan. The Staten Island hero will receive America's highest military honor for using his body to shield an ally during a 2013 suicide attack.