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The White House starts demolishing part of the East Wing to build Trump’s ballroom
The White House on Monday started tearing down part of the East Wing, the traditional base of operations for the first lady, to build President Donald Trump’s $250 million ballroom despite lacking ap...

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Trump said new White House ballroom construction wouldn't 'interfere with the current building'
White House demolition continues, see the ballroom design
Trump Said His Plans Wouldn’t Touch the White House. Then the East Wing Came Down.
The White House is demolishing the entirety of the East Wing to make way for President Trump’s $200 million ballroom, a construction project that is far more extensive than he initially let on, a seni...

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White House East Wing Overhaul: First Lady office reportedly set for demolition as part of Trump’s Ballroom project - Check full list
Trump Is Building $250 Million Ballroom At White House. All You Need To Know
‘Bigger than White House…’: Trump's East Wing ballroom model leaked; first photos out
"We are deeply concerned that the massing and height of the proposed new construction will overwhelm the White House itself -- (which) is 55,000 square feet -- and may also permanently disrupt the ca...

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Who is funding Donald Trump’s $250 million White House ballroom project? All you need to know
White House Tears Down Historic East Wing To Build Trump's Ballroom

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