Amazon, Apple, and Google are among the major companies contributing to President Donald Trump’s soon-to-be 90,000-square-foot White House ballroom, joined by other tech firms, defense contractors, and individual donors.
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Hillary Clinton slammed over 2001 WH furniture and silverware scandal after criticizing Trump’s ballroom construction: ‘Spare us the lectures’
Conservative lawmakers and commentators pushed back on Hillary Clinton’s criticism of President Donald Trump’s plan to build a ballroom at the White House, citing her past controversy over furnishings, silverware, art and other items the Clintons took with them when they left the White House in 2001.
Read More Hillary Clinton slammed over 2001 WH furniture and silverware scandal after criticizing Trump’s ballroom construction: ‘Spare us the lectures’JD Vance visits Netanyahu to build on ceasefire deal in ‘days of destiny’
Vice President JD Vance is on a three-day trip to Israel with Second Lady Usha Vance to meet with Israeli President Benjamin Netanyahu.
Read More JD Vance visits Netanyahu to build on ceasefire deal in ‘days of destiny’Tesla set for strong quarter fueled by rush to get expiring US EV tax credits
Tesla is expected to post a surge in third-quarter results thanks to U.S. buyers rushing to take advantage of an expiring $7,500 federal electric vehicle tax credit.
Read More Tesla set for strong quarter fueled by rush to get expiring US EV tax creditsWH slams TMZ’s ‘Fake News’ report claiming that Trump is considering pardon for Diddy this week
The White House has denied a sensational TMZ report that claimed President Donald Trump was considering commuting or pardoning Sean “Diddy” Combs — calling the story “completely fabricated” while slamming the entertainment outlet for running “fake news.”
Read More WH slams TMZ’s ‘Fake News’ report claiming that Trump is considering pardon for Diddy this weekFederal Appeals Court clears way for Trump admin. to federalize Oregon Nat’l Guard, but deployment remains blocked by separate TRO
A federal appeals court cleared the way for the Trump administration to mobilize members of the Oregon National Guard for potential future deployment to Portland, reversing a lower court order that had blocked the move.
Read More Federal Appeals Court clears way for Trump admin. to federalize Oregon Nat’l Guard, but deployment remains blocked by separate TRO
