On Friday, a congressionally chartered historic preservation group filed suit against President Donald Trump's administration in an effort to halt construction of his planned White House ballroom. The post ‘No President Is Legally Allowed to Tear Down’ White House Without Review: National Trust Sues to Stop Trump’s White House Ballroom first appeared on Mediaite.

WASHINGTON — The full East Wing of the White House will be torn down to make way for President Donald Trump's new ballroom, contradicting the former New York real estate magnate's pledge that the project would not interfere with the existing U.S. landmark.

Construction companies that have been tasked with demolishing the East Wing of the White House and building a $300 million ballroom for President Trump are maintaining a low profile amid public backlash. RELATED: Here’s a look at the history of ...

The White House had a meltdown on Tuesday after CNN reported on its reaction to President Donald Trump's Chief of Staff Susie Wiles' bombshell Vanity Fair interview. White House insiders were reportedly managing a clean-up operation over the information Wiles revealed about the reality inside Trump