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Trump's ballroom project at the White House gains approval but faces legal obstacles and calls for congressional oversight.
A federal judge temporarily halts Trump's ballroom project at the White House, requiring congressional approval for continuation.
The White House ballroom project will feature a substantial underground military complex as part of its security upgrade.
The Trump administration places a controversial Columbus statue on White House grounds, igniting debate over historical recognition and racial justice.
Susie Wiles diagnosed with breast cancer but continues to work as Chief of Staff, receiving widespread support from President Trump.
A federal judge permits the continuation of Trump's $400 million White House ballroom project amidst a preservationist group's legal challenge.
The U.S. arts commission unanimously approves Trump's proposal for a ballroom larger than the White House, amidst significant public opposition.
An annual gathering of governors is at risk as Trump excludes Democrats from White House meeting.
Trump explains recent hand bruising as a result of aspirin and a table bump, addressing health speculation.
The White House is set to present plans for a $400 million ballroom amid legal challenges and criticism regarding the demolition of the East Wing.
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