Plans for Room Addition Construction

Trump, 79, Plans to Name White House Ballroom

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What to know about Trump’s plan to build $250m White House ballroom

Trump, in his announcement on Monday, said the East Wing is being reconstructed to add a ballroom.

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What to know about Trump’s White House ballroom construction

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Dramatic photos show demolition on part of White House to build Trump ballroom

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Tourists Gawk and Recoil at Trump's Destruction of the White House East Wing

With many Washington tourist spots closed due to the U.S. government shutdown, some visitors instead are checking out an unexpected and divisive new attraction in the nation's capital: President Donal...

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Watch live as demolition of the White House's East Wing continues

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Satellite images show extent of demolition at the White House

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White House East Wing demolished as Trump moves forward with ballroom construction, AP photos show

Trump said Wednesday that keeping the East Wing as is would have “hurt a very, very expensive, beautiful building,” referring to the ballroom that he said presidents have wanted for years.

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Trump demolishes the East Wing — and White House norms

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What lawmakers are saying about Trump's demolition of the East Wing

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Who’s funding Trump’s $250M ballroom renovation?

President Trump announced plans to build a White House ballroom in July marking the first significant renovation to “the People’s House” in decades. The president is slated

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Trump waltzes into ballroom controversy with 'two geniuses' and an East Wing demolition

As pictures of the White House demolition began circulating, critics expressed outrage as the nation’s preeminent historical structure stood gutted.

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President Donald Trump said his new ballroom ‘won’t interfere with the current building.’ Full Flop!

President Donald Trump said his new ballroom ‘won’t interfere with the current building.’ Full Flop! The White House press secretary and a White House news release both indicated that significant changes were slated for the East Wing.