Washington DC: A new portrait of President Donald Trump has replaced the painting of former President Barack Obama in the hallway of the White House. The new artwork, now displayed in the Grand ...

The White House on Friday swapped the portrait of former US President Barack Obama from a prominent spot in the foyer of the State Floor with a new painting of US President Donald Trump ...

The painting appears to be based on photos from Evan Vucci and Doug Mills, photographers for the AP and New York Times, respectively, taken on July 13, 2024 — mere moments after 20-year-old gunman ...

Andrew Harnik / Getty Images Well, most recently, the White House is facing backlash for reportedly relocating President Obama's official portrait to make room for a painting based on Trump's ...

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The new painting hangs in the Grand Foyer of the White House. Dan Scavino, /X The artwork depicts Trump, with blood splattered across his face and the American flag in the background, defiantly ...

Dan Scavino, the White House deputy chief of staff, posted side-by-side photos on social media of the Trump artwork seemingly replacing the Obama painting on Friday at the bottom of the Grand ...

The White House flaunted a painting of President Donald Trump on Friday that was placed in a spot previously occupied by a portrait of former President Barack Obama. Obama’s portrait was not ...

While MAGA world treated Donald Trump’s sudden about-face on his “Liberation Day” tariffs as a masterful gambit and proof of the president’s “Art of the Deal” prowess, Fox Business ...

Machine Gun Kelly can take a joke. Two weeks after welcoming a baby girl with ex-girlfriend Megan Fox, the rapper shared a post from the satirical website The Onion via his Instagram Story that ...

"The Beast" was parked on the South Lawn of the White House on Sunday, April 6, 2025. (Yuri Gripas for Fox News Digital) Nicholas Clemens, director of communications at The Office of the First ...