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Federal agency approves Trump’s plan for triumphal arch ahead of America 250

Federal agency approves Trump’s plan for triumphal arch ahead of America 250
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The Commission of Fine Arts on Thursday gave initial approval to President Donald Trump’s proposal for a new monument in Washington, D.C., designed to acknowledge the country’s 250th birthday.  The federal panel unanimously approved the design, clearing a major bureaucratic hurdle for Trump’s pet project, though its construction remains threatened by a lawsuit that raises […]

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