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Trump’s Oval Office Art Leaves a Roadmap for His Legacy

President Donald Trump redecorated the Oval Office with a record number of portraits, symbolizing his goals for the upcoming four years.
President Joe Biden changed the Oval Office layout by replacing George Washington's portrait with Franklin D. Roosevelt and surrounding it with four other historical figures: Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Alexander Hamilton, and Thomas Jefferson.
A federal judge ruled that 14 Democratic state attorneys general could not prove immediate harm, allowing Trump's Department of Government Efficiency to proceed with its agenda.

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Trump’s Oval Office Art Leaves a Roadmap for His Legacy

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'Slapdash presidency': Expert warns Trump may have altered Oval Office

Donald Trump has fundamentally altered the constitutional presidency less than a month into his second term, according to an expert on governance.The newly inaugurated president has largely dismantled the executive branch through orders and memos, frozen congressionally allocated funds — in a move m...

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