US EditionTrump hosts glitzy dinner for wealthy donors to new White House ballroom
President Trump thanked nearly 130 donors and corporations who pledged millions for the $250 million White House ballroom, expected to host up to 999 guests with bulletproof glass.
- President Donald Trump hosted a dinner at the White House for nearly 130 wealthy donors and representatives of major companies to reward their contributions to a $250 million new ballroom project.
- The planned 90,000-square-foot ballroom with bulletproof glass walls will be able to accommodate up to 999 people and is being built in place of the current East Wing.
- Trump also unveiled plans for a new arch featuring Lady Liberty on the Arlington Memorial Bridge, and ethics experts warned the fundraiser could pressure corporations to contribute.
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Donald Trump announces new 'Arc de Trump' project for Washington
US President Donald Trump outlined plans to build a monument dubbed the "Arc de Trump" at a dinner hosting donors to a $250 million ballroom he is building at the White House. The ballroom would be the largest in a series of renovations Trump has made to the presidential residence since returning to power in January, including adding gold decor to the Oval Office and paving over the Rose Garden.
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