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Published: 01 November 2025

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Tours will resume on December 2 as part of a celebration of the holiday season, the White House said in a statement posted to its website. The tours will feature Christmas decorations on the State Floor, with each room "thoughtfully designed and curated under the direction of First Lady Melania Trump."
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