NCAA Champion LSU Women’s basketball team visits the White House

President Joe Biden watches with an obvious look over concern on his face, as aides tend to a Louisiana State University’s 2023 NCAA Championship Women’s basketball team who fainted during a ceremony celebrating the championship. It is a long-standing White House tradition for the President and First Lady to host championship winning teams in collegiate and professional sports. (Photo by Allison Bailey/NurPhoto)

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