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Philadelphia DA says he'll keep piece of Trump's White House ballroom 'after we all blow it up'
foxnews.com  ·  26.08.2026 18:46

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  1. Trump wants White House lawn raised and helipad finished in time for Xi Jinping’s visit in September independent.co.uk  ·  25.08 17:57
  2. The problem with Trump using ‘patriotic’ donations to build the White House ballroom independent.co.uk  ·  24.08 15:56
  3. White House secret bunker undermines Trump’s security case for $600m ballroom: report independent.co.uk  ·  24.08 12:52
  4. Inside Trump’s recent White House staff departures: ‘People see the writing on the wall’ independent.co.uk  ·  24.08 10:54
  5. Trump's Bedminster turf could make or break his last two years in the White House foxnews.com  ·  24.08 10:00
  6. Trump gloats over ballroom construction with new photo after Supreme Court allows him to keep building – for now independent.co.uk  ·  22.08 18:49

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