Veterans and historian seek to halt Trump's 250-foot arch before November 5

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President Donald Trump's proposed 250-foot triumphal arch in Washington could start construction as soon as November 5, provided it receives final approvals. Three military veterans and a retired architectural historian have asked a federal judge to block the work. They contend that the project requires congressional authorization. Two lawsuits challenge both the approval process and the project's legality. The case centers on whether the arch can proceed without a formal act of Congress.

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Roblox founder couple donates $20 million to study diet-based mental health therapies

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BAPS Monk Praises flydubai Pilot Smit Machchhar as a Hero for Saving Lives

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Akal Takht Head Urges Prayers for Family of Murdered Punjab Activist

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