This Just In: Eat the View Petitions For White House Edible Garden Eat the View is a nonprofit campaign to plant healthy, edible landscapes in high-impact, high-visibility places, and is petitioning for a vegetable garden on the lawn of most visible home in the country, the White House. The premise behind Eat the View's campaign is that as "America's House," the White House should set a positive example for the country and the world.
If you're a history fanatic, you're going to love the vintage White House videos AMC has gathered. The network rolled out some 1960s archive footage to
set the scene for its straight-out-of-the-sixties series Mad Men. Especially satisfying, for Jackie Kennedy and presidential trivia fans alike, is
video of the White House Tour given by the gracious lady of the (White) House.
Missing White House Email Records Can Remain Secret, Judge Rules
A federal judge ruled Monday that a White House office that has records about millions of possibly missing emails does not have to make them public. US District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly says the Office of Administration is not subject to the Freedom of Information Act, enabling the White House to maintain the secrecy of a lengthy internal paper trail about its problem-plagued email system.
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The dress! The vows! The cake!
Jenna Bush is
getting married today, and while our invitation may have been lost in the mail, that will not stop us from getting in the White House wedding spirit! The Associated Press agrees with me — even though no media get to cover the event, they've put together a something old, new, blue White House
quiz that I've borrowed from here. .
