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By: Ryan Grenoble
U.S. diplomacy is a little lost. Quite literally. In a presentation this week, a U.S.
Trump also used the announcement to slander truck drivers who are immigrants.
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Victor Marx made national headlines after an off-the-rails interview went viral in May.
“We’re replacing all of the grass,” Trump said.
A visibly angry President Donald Trump told reporters Monday he thought Jeanine Pirro “choked,” in light of her decision to drop criminal charges
"It is intended to dominate the surrounding landscape,” warned one preservation officer.
By: Ryan Grenoble
A legally required assessment by the National Park Service has determined that President Donald Trump's proposed Triumphal Arch would adversely affect dozens of other historic sites around the capital.
