Whitehouse.gov is the official website of the White House and is owned by the United States federal government. It was established in October 1994 during Bill Clinton's presidency. The website is managed by the White House's digital team and overseen by the current administration, which is held by President Joe Biden since January 2021.Based in Washington D.C., Whitehouse.gov provides a comprehensive view of the administration's activities, covering areas including Economy, National Security, Budget, Immigration, and Healthcare. The site also includes press briefings, statements, and executive actions from the president, along with content related to the First Lady, Vice President, and the President's Cabinet.**One interesting fact**: Whitehouse.gov doesn't just serve as a source of news and official statements. It also has a unique feature called "We the People," introduced during President Obama's administration, that allows users to create and sign petitions. If a petition gains a certain number of signatures, it will receive an official response from the White House, showcasing a direct but digitally mediated interaction between the U.S. citizens and the government.