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Long before Trump, other presidents made massive renovations to the White House — see what’s changed over the years
While future guests of the White House will be having a ball in its forthcoming ballroom, for which demolition began on Monday, the massive renovation isn’t the first of its scale at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.

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A $250 million ballroom for the White House: Inside Trump’s grandest 'legacy'
Why are workers tearing down part of White House? Trump's new ballroom underway
Demolition crews tear down White House's East Wing for Trump's ballroom project - as it happened
Demolition crews are tearing down part of the White House's storied East Wing to begin building Trump's ballroom, a project he had said would not interfere with the existing landmark.

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Is Trump allowed to demolish part of the White House to build a ballroom?
Part of White House Is Reduced to Rubble. Trump’s Ballroom Will Rise in Its Place.
From bowling alley to ballroom - Trump isn't the first to remodel the White House
During President John F Kennedy's administration, his wife, First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy, launched her own project to restore the interior of the White House.

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Dramatic photos show demolition on part of White House to build Trump ballroom
See White House demolition in East Wing to build new ballroom
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The Design Decisions Throughout History That Transformed the White House

As demolition begins on the East Wing to make way for President Trump's $250 million ballroom, we look back at the renovations, redecorations, and controversies that have shaped America's most famous residence.

As it happened: Donald Trump and Anthony Albanese sign rare earths deal at the White House; President takes aim at Kevin Rudd; PM praises Trump, invites him to Australia

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has arrived at the White House for vital talks with US President Donald Trump.

Second-longest government shutdown in US history persists as blame game continues

President Donald Trump hosted Senate Republicans at the White House amid the ongoing government shutdown, while Democrats demand a deal to extend health care subsidies.
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Trump hosts Republican Senators at White House to discuss government shutdown stalemate

President Donald Trump is hosting several Republican Senators in the Rose Garden at the White House on Tuesday.

Trump says both Ukraine and Russia should declare victory after meeting with Zelenskyy: "Let history decide!"

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited to ask President Trump for more military aid as the war with Russia persists.
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