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White House East Wing demolished, new images appear to show

"This is the People's House. Why not inform the public of that change and when it was decided that the East Wing would have to be demolished?" ABC News Chief White House Correspondent Mary Bruce aske...

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Satellite images show before and after of demolition of White House East Wing

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Here’s what White House loses with East Wing’s demolition

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Leavitt Says Trump Can Tear Down Jefferson Memorial if He Wants

The White House has suggested that President Donald Trump may have the authority to tear down the Jefferson Memorial or any other federal building without planning oversight.

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Satellite images reveal Trump's East Wing destruction for $300m ballroom

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The decades-old exemption that lets Trump fast-track White House rebuild

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

Trump said “me and some friends of mine” will pay for the ballroom, at no cost to taxpayers.

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Trump now says his ballroom will cost $300M and the entire East Wing of the White House will be demolished to make space

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The White House website was not spared from President Donald Trump’s renovations.

Republicans are cheering Trump’s East Wing demolition. Democrats see an opportunity.

Republicans were quick to defend Trump’s decision to tear down the East Wing. Democrats think the images are “symbolic.”

East Wing demolition triggers backlash; company involved takes down website

Photos of the demolition of the East Wing at the White House have reportedly gone viral on social media. The company involved in the demolition, ACECO, has had to take down its website after

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White House demolition sends shock waves, spurs calls for pause

President Donald Trump’s move to demolish part of the White House to make way for a $250 million ballroom is eliciting outrage and calls for more oversight before any further changes are made.

Viral images of White House demolition spark edict to Treasury staffers next door after critics shred Trump ballroom work as ‘grotesque’

Treasury employees were told in email that they could ‘potentially reveal sensitive items, including security features’ by snapping photos and sharing them online