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== The Role of the White House == === Residence of the President === The White House is primarily known as the residence of the President of the United States and their family. It provides living quarters on the upper floors while the lower floors and surrounding wings are used for official business. It has housed every U.S. president since John Adams, making it an enduring home of American leadership. === Seat of Executive Power === The '''White House''' is not only a home but also a seat of executive power, where some of the most crucial decisions regarding U.S. domestic and foreign policies are made. The President holds meetings with advisors, congressional leaders, and foreign dignitaries in the Oval Office, a symbol of presidential power. === Symbol of National Identity === As the home of the President, the White House represents the United States' strength, resilience, and democratic values. It has been a site of momentous events, such as presidential inaugurations, state dinners, treaty signings, and major political announcements. Whether lit up in celebration or visited by millions of tourists each year, it remains a symbol of American governance and national pride.
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