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New satellite imagery shows UFC Octagon, ballroom construction at White House

New images obtained by ABC News from satellite firm Vantor show the current state of the White House ballroom construction, the "American Flag Blue" coating being applied to the bottom of the Lincoln ...

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White House Draws ‘Six Flags’ Comparison Amid UFC Cage & Ballroom Plans

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Trump shows off plans for drone port on top of White House ballroom

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Sources: Nick Herbig lands four-year, $100 million extension

Melbourne Stars and Melbourne Renegades will merge under a new name this season after Cricket Victoria's (CV) board confirmed they would sell their second Big Bash franchise license in full to a priva...

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Trump’s UFC arena towers over the White House as new photo shows scope of event

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Trump’s Tacky UFC Arena Towers Over the White House in New Picture

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Who’s Paying for the White House Ballroom?

Q: Has President Trump asked for a billion dollars for the ballroom? A: Since the White House announced plans in July for a ballroom, the president has promised to fund its construction without using public money.

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Trump’s White House ballroom plan puts inauguration tradition under new pressure

President Donald Trump has said, according to the Daily Express, that a future inauguration could take place inside the new White House ballroom instead of at the U.S. Capitol. Trump made the remark during an interview aired by Fox News,

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Trump warns judge against sacrificing national security by blocking White House ballroom, drone base

Trump calls out Judge Richard Leon over a lawsuit blocking the White House ballroom and rooftop drone base, saying it puts national security at risk.

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White House Correspondents' Dinner Rescheduled with 'Significantly Enhanced Security' After Gunman Disrupted Original Event

President Donald Trump was evacuated from the original dinner on April 25 after an alleged would-be assassin tried to reach the ballroom at the Washington Hilton

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Democrats argue ballroom construction shouldn't continue without Congress' consent

Democratic lawmakers argue the Trump administration must get express consent from Congress before continuing construction on the White House ballroom.