Until the 1970s, perhaps the ultimate option was the US presidential yacht, a ship maintained for their exclusive use and known as the "floating White House." On board, presidents hosted foreign ...

Social media posts harping on the former first couple's wealth greeted Michelle Obama's speech about income inequality in ...

During the Second World War, the writer was an ensign on the Williamsburg, which is now the Presidential yacht. He recalls that in a bay or inland waters, the yacht was fine but on the high seas ...

The scheme to dodge tax on the yachts - and other secrets of the sanctioned oligarch's corporate empire - is laid bare in ...

And, true to that image, he was the one to sell off the presidential yacht, a vessel that for decades had been referred to as the “floating White House.” Wait, you might be thinking ...

In this picture, an 8-year-old Maria Shriver and a 6-year-old Caroline Kennedy play on the presidential yacht during a cruise near Hyannis Port, Massachusetts, in 1963, just five months before John F.

They claimed that a “presidential yacht belonging to the Nigerian government is being used for vacation at St. Tropez.” ...

From 1932 to 1977 US presidents had a private yacht named USS Sequoia at their disposal. Aboard the Sequoia, presidents hosted foreign leaders and held glamorous parties. The boat was sold by the ...