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The East Wing is gone, and Trump turns to damage control

Demolition crews finished taking down the White House wing Thursday while President Donald Trump defended the project.

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Washington Post editorial board praises Trump’s demolition of East Wing

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Jeff Bezos’ Washington Post Defends Trump’s ‘Aggressive’ Demolition of White House East Wing; Amazon Is Among Donors to $300 Million Ballroom

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Trump Ordered Secret East Wing Teardown in F-Word Rant: Author

President Donald Trump schemed to keep his violent destruction of the White House’s East Wing hidden from the American public, according to author Michael Wolff.

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First Lady Melania Trump Not on Board With Controversial Demolition of White House’s East Wing: Report

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President Trump’s extravagant ballroom: Letters to the Editor — Oct. 28, 2025

Rubble of the White House's East Wing trucked to golf course

While the East Wing of the White House was once steeped in history, it's now just a pile of rubble. And those ruins are apparently fated to become part of a golf course in Washington, D.C.

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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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Why the White House ballroom saga could be a problem for Trump

President Donald Trump’s White House ballroom saga last week followed a familiar Trump-era arc: A bunch of Trump critics sounded the alarm about his latest provocation – in this case, the sudden and surprising demolition of the East Wing – and a bunch of other people questioned what the big deal was.

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At the White House, tourists can’t look away from the East Wing demolition

The East Wing demolition has become a surprise tourist attraction in Washington D.C., with visitors gathering to watch the destruction of the historic building.