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The White House says its ballroom is 65% complete. Its documents suggest otherwise.

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By Sarah Blaskey Verified, Jonathan O'Connell Verified, Dan Diamond Verified, Jarrett Ley
| The Washington Post Verified
The White House says its ballroom is 65% complete. Its documents suggest otherwise. (washingtonpost.com) The White House says its ballroom is 65% complete. Its documents suggest otherwise. By Sarah Blaskey; Jonathan O'Connell; Dan Diamond; Jarrett Ley 2026082818490300 The Trump administration told the Supreme Court two weeks ago that construction of a new White House East Wing was "65% finished," part of its argument that the work was too far along for the court to halt.
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600 groups urge Congress to protect historic sites

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By Dan Diamond Verified
| Finance & Commerce Verified
Listen to this article The Blueprint More than 600 groups are urging Congress to oppose changes to historic preservation laws. Proposed Section 106 revisions could reduce public input on federally connected projects. The coalition says it will pursue legal action if Congress does not intervene. The effort includes architects, preservation groups and tribal nations.
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Coalition fights Trump’s efforts to weaken historic site protections

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By Dan Diamond Verified
| Detroit News Verified
NATION Dan Diamond The Washington Post Aug. 27, 2026, 11:57 a.m. ET View Comments A coalition of more than 600 historic preservation groups, architectural associations, tribal governments and other organizations is urging Congress to block President Donald Trump’s efforts to weaken or evade laws intended to protect historic sites.
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