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White House East Wing demolished to make way for Trump’s privately funded ballroom
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Crews razed the East Wing this week as the administration advances a 90,000-square-foot ballroom the White House says will be privately financed by corporate and individual donors. Preservation groups warn the loss of historic fabric will be hard to undo.
Journalist Andy Ngo challenges downplaying of Antifa violence
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Veteran journalist Andy Ngo criticized liberal narratives dismissing Antifa as mere ideology during an interview with Fox News Digital. This came after he attended a White House roundtable with President Trump, where Antifa was discussed following its designation as a domestic terrorist organization. Ngo highlighted the group's organized nature and shared personal experiences of violence.
White House East Wing demolition sparks ethics concerns
An excavator has begun demolishing the facade of the White House's East Wing, marking the start of a $250 million ballroom project championed by President Trump. The move has surprised observers and drawn criticism from historic preservation groups over its impacts. Watchdogs highlight potential ethical issues tied to funding from corporations with government business.
Man arrested after crashing into White House security gate
A man was arrested Tuesday night after driving his car into a security barrier outside the White House. The incident occurred at around 10:37 p.m., with President Donald Trump present at the residence. Officials have not determined if the crash was intentional.
NPR politics chat spotlights East Wing demolition, Russia sanctions, redistricting battles and a prolonged shutdown
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On October 26, NPR’s Ayesha Rascoe and Mara Liasson discussed President Trump’s Asia trip, the demolition of the White House’s East Wing to make way for a new ballroom, fresh U.S. sanctions on major Russian oil companies, intensifying redistricting fights, and a federal shutdown that has stretched nearly four weeks.
White House East Wing demolition advances for Trump's ballroom project
President Donald Trump's administration is demolishing the White House East Wing to build a 90,000-square-foot ballroom, despite criticism from preservationists over the lack of federal approvals. The project, now estimated at $300 million and privately funded, has sparked debate on its historical impact and necessity. Officials insist it continues a legacy of presidential renovations, while opponents call for a pause in the process.
Trump fundraises for $300 million White House ballroom project
President Donald Trump is leading a fundraising effort for a $300 million White House ballroom, modeled after a political campaign. The initiative, described by Trump as his gift to the country, targets executives and corporations from his 2024 campaign supporters. Former campaign finance director Meredith O’Rourke is spearheading the solicitation in Washington.
White House begins demolishing East Wing to clear space for Trump’s planned ballroom
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Construction crews began tearing down the White House’s East Wing late Monday, Oct. 20, 2025, to make way for President Donald Trump’s proposed ballroom, surprising many observers and drawing swift backlash from preservationists.