The only brand that fits you criteria is Maytag.  The MDB4949 is their entry model and is available in white and is their only model with front control panel.  Still has a soft-food disposer.  

If I had to buy a new dishwasher tomorrow it would be the Maytag with the built-in disposer.

It's about $150 more than the cheapest WP at Best Buy but if I kept it for a decade it would be well worth all the manual filter cleanings I would not have to do over that time.

In my opinion, they aren't as well made as the Maytag.  A member here had a near top of line GE dishwasher about 4 years ago and it lasted for 2.5 years before the pump started leaking and the racks were rusting.  He replaced it with a KitchenAid (Whirlpool family product).

GE sold off their appliance division to Chinese appliance maker Haier a year or two ago.  Take that for what it's worth.

Whirlpool, which owns the Maytag brand, is an American company.  While China may still be involved in production, Whirlpool likely holds them to a higher standard where materials and overall quality are concerned. 

Top control is something I wouldn't do again.  Not that there really is anything wrong with it other than I like to know where the machine is in the cycle and how much time is left.  My dishwasher has a red light on the floor to indicate its running but that doesn't tell me anything except that it's still running.  Some newer models have a light that displays cycle progression on the floor which would be cool.  

I'm just a little old school and like the look of the controls.  My husband really wanted the look of the Top Controls so I caved but the next one won't have it.

Worse than having a spray arm under the top rack.