Pausing work on ballroom is a national security risk to Trump, White House says
Donald Trump and his family could be put in serious danger if work on the $400 million White House ballroom is stopped, his administration has suggested.
Donald Trump and his family could be put in serious danger if work on the $400 million White House ballroom is stopped, his administration has suggested.
The National Capital Planning Commission, or NCPC, issued final approval for Donald Trump’s White House ballroom Thursday, a key goalpost for the enormous development.
The Trump Organization just revealed that its next construction project will be the Donald J. Trump Presidential Library: a towering, gold-encrusted skyscraper, branded with Trump’s name, that will sit just south of Miami’s Freedom Tower.
Ahead of Thursday's approval hearing for the White House ballroom expansion, US president Donald Trump has presented updated renderings of the project, suggesting it will act in part to cover a military bunker underneath.
"The ballroom is literally an imposition between two branches of our government," David Scott Parker says