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Bent on leaving his mark: Trump's proposed 'Triumphal Arch' sparks backlash

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The New York Times – U.S.
“Why Trump’s Planned Arch Is Controversial”

Our reporter Emily Badger visits the site of President Trump’s proposed 250-foot-tall triumphal arch.

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France 24 English
“Bent on leaving his mark: Trump's proposed 'Triumphal Arch' sparks backlash”

Since his return to power, US President Donald Trump has been intent on reshaping the nation's capital Washington, seeking to leave his name and mark on it. After his involvement with the Kennedy Center, the White House ballroom and the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, Trump is now particularly keen on building a 250-foot (79-metre) "Triumphal Arch" – a project he claims is intended to honour the 250th anniversary of the United States.

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PBS News
“Trump's triumphal arch is blocked for now, but a new website highlights the plans”

The White House highlighted the website the morning after U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan issued a temporary restraining order that prohibits work on the site for 14 days.

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