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White House axes panel overseeing Trump's building plans in Washington

The White House has fired all six members of an independent federal agency that reviews construction work in Washington, US media reported Tuesday, as President Donald Trump pushes to remodel the capi...

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White House fires fine arts advisers as Trump's $300 million ballroom plans whirl

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White House Fires Commission Overseeing Trump’s D.C. Building Projects

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Critics suggest White House ballroom be renamed after Obama, or bulldozed when Trump leaves office

President Donald Trump ‘s $300 million ballroom continues to ignite outrage and debate as Democrats weigh in on what should be done when he ultimately leaves office.

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Embarrassing Flaws Emerge in Trump’s New White House Design

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Where's Melania? First Lady Sparks Rumours After Skipping Donald Trump's Asia Tour Amid East Wing Demolition Drama

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The East Wing demolition was 'jarring.' But a White House history buff sees a silver lining

Stewart McLaurin knew it was coming. An entire wing of the White House, a building he calls “the most special, important building on the planet,” was going to be replaced to make way for a ballroom that President Donald Trump wants to add to the building.

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Trump exposed a 'loophole' to demolish the White House East Wing. Here's what we know.

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Could the demolition of the White House's entire East Wing have been stopped?

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White House fires commission charged with advising the president on design as Trump pushes construction projects

The White House has fired all six members of the Commission of Fine Arts, an independent federal agency charged with advising the president, Congress and the city of Washington, DC, on “matters of design and aesthetics,

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White House Urged Firing Live Bombs, Not Dummies, For Trump's Visit To Navy Celebration: AP Sources

The White House pressed Navy officials to launch 2,000-pound live bombs instead of dummy explosives during a recent military demonstration for the service’s 250th anniversary celebration that President Donald Trump attended.

White House wanted live bombs, not dummies, for Trump’s visit to Navy celebration, sources say

White House officials reportedly said Trump “needed to see explosions” during celebrations of the Navy's 250th anniversary.