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Investigative reporter @washingtonpost | Former: @miamiherald | Co-author of "The Grifter's Club"
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Budget office redirects $352M in Secret Service funds to White House security

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By Jonathan O'Connell Verified, Riley Beggin Verified, Jarrell Dillard Verified, Sarah Blaskey Verified
| Detroit News Verified
NATION Jonathan O'Connell, Riley Beggin, Jarrell Dillard, Sarah Blaskey The Washington Post Updated June 18, 2026, 10:27 a.m. ET to hear this story The Trump administration’s budget office has redirected $352 million that was intended in part for Secret Service training and recruitment to what it described as security measures at the White House, a government database shows.
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Millions in Secret Service funds redirected amid ballroom construction

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By Jonathan O'Connell Verified, Riley Beggin Verified, Jarrell Dillard Verified, Sarah Blaskey Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
Millions in Secret Service funds redirected amid ballroom construction (washingtonpost.com) Millions in Secret Service funds redirected amid ballroom construction By Jonathan O'Connell; Riley Beggin; Jarrell Dillard; Sarah Blaskey 2026061810012100 The Trump administration's budget office has redirected $352 million that was intended in part for Secret Service training and recruitment to what it described as security measures at the White House, a government database shows.
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Contractor estimates Trump’s ballroom to cost $600M

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By Sarah Blaskey Verified, Jonathan O'Connell Verified
| Finance & Commerce Verified
Listen to this article The Blueprint Internal contractor estimates projected the East Wing redevelopment would cost $600 million. Documents show more than half of the project’s funding was expected to come from taxpayers. The project includes a new ballroom, underground security infrastructure, and medical facilities. Lawmakers have questioned the use of public funds after President Trump repeatedly said private donors would cover the cost.
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