Trump says shooting proves need for his White House ballroom
$400-million ballroom has become a passion project for U.S. presidentPublished Apr 26, 2026  â˘Â 1 minute read
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President Donald Trump has pushed for the building of a massive ballroom next to the White House. Photo by Mandel NGAN /AFP
WASHINGTON â President Donald Trump on Sunday used a shooting at a gala he attended in Washington to push his plans to construct a huge ballroom next to the White House that has faced legal challenges.Advertisement 2Story continues...
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