Lauren Villagran

1 week ago | usatoday.com | Lauren Villagran |Joey Garrison

A new portrait of President Donald Trump pumping his fist after a 2024 assassination attempt is now hanging in the White House. The artwork appears to be based on an iconic Associated Press photo taken by the news agency's Pulitzer prize-winning chief photographer in Washington, D.C., Evan Vucci. In it, Trump rises from a huddle of Secret Service agents with a trickle of blood on his cheek and an American flag flying above him.

1 week ago | postcrescent.com | Lauren Villagran |Joey Garrison

WASHINGTON ― A new portrait of President Donald Trump pumping his fist after a 2024 assassination attempt is now hanging in the White House. The artwork by artist Marc Lipp appears to be based on an iconic Associated Press photo taken by the news agency's Pulitzer prize-winning chief photographer in Washington, D.C., Evan Vucci. In it, Trump rises from a huddle of Secret Service agents with a trickle of blood on his cheek and an American flag flying above him.

2 weeks ago | usatoday.com | Lauren Villagran

The White House has planted a new sapling to replace an ancient magnolia named for President Andrew Jackson. The nation's seventh president brought the seeds of a southern magnolia tree from his home near Nashville, Tennessee, to the White House lawn in the early 1800s, according to the National Park Service. The tree, part of a group of magnolias near the South Portico, was determined to be a safety threat, according to a team of experts.

1 month ago | aila.org | Lauren Villagran |Brittany Gibson |Sandra Sanchez |Andrew Stanton

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1 month ago | yahoo.com | Lauren Villagran

Immigrant women say they were held "like animals" in ICE detention and subjected to conditions so extreme they feared for their lives. Chained for hours on a prison bus without access to food, water or a toilet. Told by guards to urinate on the floor. Held "like sardines in a jar," as many as 27 women in a small holding cell. Sleeping on a concrete floor. Getting one three-minute shower over three or four days in custody. "We smelled worse than animals," one detainee said.