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  1. The administration is using the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) to document fund transfers for White House projects and security measures.

President Trump has initiated a costly ballroom project at the White House, which is now facing a legal challenge from a preservation group.

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President Trump has initiated a costly ballroom project at the White House, which is now facing a legal challenge from a preservation group.

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White HouseDonald TrumpNational Trust for Historic Preservation

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  1. Trump accuses the National Trust of revealing military secrets amid the ongoing lawsuit over White House ballroom construction.1 source
  2. US government refused funding for the ballroom project amid national security claims.1 source
  3. Construction of a ballroom complex at the White House is underway, facing a lawsuit to halt the work.1 source
  4. Ballroom expansion at the White House draws criticism and legal action from preservationists.1 source
  5. Trump's White House ballroom project faces legal challenge from preservation group.1 source

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The administration is using the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) to document fund transfers for White House projects and security measures.

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