The White House

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A closer look at the screenshots

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The seal typography and large portrait dominate the opening view, while smaller interface text receives less space.

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A long feed of official releases shows many entries, but its small type is difficult to scan at thumbnail size.

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Play controls and a Check for Streams action identify the live-video screen.

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Platform filters form a row above social posts, making the source categories easier to scan than the post text.

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A dense photo grid closes the set with an image archive instead of another text feed.

About this app

The official White House mobile app keeps you connected to President Donald J. Trump and his administration like never before. Receive real-time breaking news alerts straight from the White House on key developments, executive actions, and national priorities. Stay up to date with the latest policy initiatives and topics shaping America's future—from border security and economic growth to energy independence and making America great again. Watch live streams of presidential addresses, press briefings, and events as they happen. Explore a rich video library featuring speeches, behind-the-scenes moments, and archived content. Browse a stunning photo gallery capturing historic moments and daily White House life. Access consolidated social feeds from official accounts in one place for seamless updates. Get early access to exclusive content releases before they're public. Plus, submit your questions, feedback, or messages directly to President Trump—your voice matters in this administration! Designed for the American people to get direct, unfiltered access to the People's House.

Headlines in this set

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How News sets are usually built

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