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As Trump's golf course could become 'presidential,' his arch takes a hit

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By Miles Herszenhorn Verified, Mike Diamond Verified, Antonio Fins Verified
| Yahoo Verified
As President Donald Trump is proposing a legacy piece for Palm Beach County, his plans for a 250-foot arch near Arlington National Cemetery took a hit. In an exclusive, The Palm Beach Post reported Trump is offering to "designate" his Trump International Golf Club as a U.S. Presidential Golf Course, according to a Sept. 3 letter sent to Palm Beach County commissioners by attorney Harvey Oyer. In a separate move, on Sept.
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Pentagon officials face polygraph tests after media leaks: reports

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By Miles Herszenhorn Verified
| MSN Verified
The Pentagon subjected high-ranking members to polygraph tests as part of an investigation into the source of leaks to journalists about how the war in Iran has created a shortage of sophisticated munitions, according to multiple media reports. Dozens of U.S. officials were given polygraph tests as part of the leak probe, including members of the Pentagon's Joint Staff and U.S. Central Command officials, the New York Times and CBS News reported.
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Judge reinforces order halting immediate work on Trump's 250-foot arch

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By Miles Herszenhorn Verified
| Miami Herald Verified
A federal judge ordered the Trump administration on Friday, Sept. 4, to provide 48 hours' notice before moving forward with work on the site of a planned 250-foot arch near Arlington National Cemetery. U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan ruled that the administration must inform the court "before engaging in any activity on Memorial Circle other than on-site information gathering" to identify underground cultural artifacts.
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