As demolition of the White House East Wing begins for a proposed ballroom, preservationists urge the Trump administration to pause, citing concerns over the building's historical integrity and public review processes.
The East Wing of the White House is undergoing significant demolition to pave the way for President Trump's new ballroom, raising concerns about transparency in the process. Find out more!
The East Wing of the White House is undergoing significant demolition as part of President Trump's ballroom project, affecting Melania Trump's office and several key spaces. This extensive $250 million renovation is set to modernize the historic building, with completion expected before the end of his term.
The White House has started demolishing part of the East Wing to make way for President Trump's extravagant $250 million ballroom, despite lacking necessary approvals. This controversial project raises questions about federal oversight and the future of the historic building.
The White House has begun demolition of the East Wing for Trump’s controversial $250 million ballroom project, despite lacking official approval. Dramatic visuals show the East Wing in disarray, as the president assures no taxpayer money is used.
The Treasury Department has banned employees from sharing photos of the East Wing demolition as viral images prompt questions about the $250 million renovation project for Trump's new ballroom.
Demolition crews have started tearing down part of the White House to make way for President Trump's $250 million ballroom project, raising eyebrows over his previous promises.
