"White House" can be used as proper written English.
It is typically used as a proper noun to refer to the building in Washington, D.C. that serves as the residence of the President of the United States. For example, "The President of the United States is currently residing in the White House."
Some used the old white supremacist scare tactic of waving Confederate battle flags in front of the home of a black family – in this case, the White House.
It's only the first couple of weeks of 2015, but the year may as well be over: with the 2016 presidential and congressional elections looming, Republicans are pushing full steam ahead on economy and jobs in an attempt to improve their chances at capturing the White House next year.
The path to the university, whose president is Donna Shalala, the long-serving health secretary during both terms of Bill Clinton's administration, is well trodden by White House hopefuls: Mitt Romney was here three weeks ago for a Spanish-language interview in an attempt to woo the Hispanic vote.
Cutter accused the Republican White House ticket of politicizing the issue.
The White House is attempting to cultivate new ties with Egypt's new Islamist rulers following the removal of the Hosni Mubarak, the hardline president who was formerly backed by Washington, last year.
While some presidents, including those who occupied the White House for a full eight years, have struggled to be remembered at all 50 years after their deaths, Kennedy continues to loom large.
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Clegg told BBC Radio 4's Broadcasting House yesterday morning: "He [Darling] needs to enjoy the public's trust when it comes to issues of financial probity, of money, of managing our nation's finances.
The marriage (same-sex couples) bill will now go to the committee stage in the House of Commons.
It will then move to report stage and will then receive a third reading before moving to the House of Lords.
Giving evidence to the House of Commons' international development committee, which is looking into the future of the CDC – Britain's investment fund for developing countries – Andrew Mitchell said the corporation's fund of funds model was too narrow and needed to be expanded.
