Trump-aligned agency aims to change historic site protections so he can remake DC in his image
- A federal agency packed with allies of President Donald Trump has given preliminary approval to new rules that could pave the way for him to put his stamp on Washington with a slew of construction projects.
- Trump appointed more than a third of the council's 23 members this year, including an architect who worked on his private Mar-a-Lag
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- A federal agency packed with allies of President Donald Trump has given preliminary approval to new rules that could pave the way for him to put his stamp on Washington with a slew of construction projects.
- Trump appointed more than a third of the council's 23 members this year, including an architect who worked on his private Mar-a-Lag
Sources: The Independent