The White House is in the midst of a major renovation, and some of the biggest names in tech are helping to foot the bill.
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White House East Wing demolished to make way for Trump ballroom, AP photos show
President Donald Trump is constructing what he said is now a $300 million ballroom nearly twice the size of the White House.
Prescribed burns planned at state parks across San Luis Obispo
Smoke may be visible from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. on burn days California State Parks, with assistance from Cal Fire and other partner [.].
National debt surpasses $38 trillion milestone for first time in US history as spending surges
America’s debt has grown rapidly over the last decade as the population ages and enrollment in Social Security and Medicare rises.
Millions of people in ‘half the states’ set to lose food aid benefits due to shutdown
The government shutdown is set to take a toll on millions of people reliant on food aid benefits if it is not resolved by Nov. 1. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, which provides food purchasing assistance to low-income people in the country, will reportedly run out of government funding by the end of October if [.].
More oversight, more resources: Wake schools sets plan for compliance with federal special education laws
Federal reports show the school district has fallen short of serving students quickly enough and is disproportionately suspending Black students with disabilities for long terms.
Live by the Sword, Die by the Sword
By Kenin M. Spivak October 21, 2025 (Views expressed by guest commentators may not reflect the views of OAN or its affiliates.).
Trump reúne a senadores republicanos en la Casa Blanca mientras el cierre del gobierno entra en su cuarta semana
Estados Unidos enfrenta los efectos de uno de los cierres gubernamentales más prolongados en su historia moderna.
Ex-Dem Strategist Says Democrats Privately Admit Shutdown Must End Soon
Ex-Dem Strategist Says Democrats Privately Admit Shutdown Must End Soon
GOP senators rip Chuck Schumer, Dems over government shutdown: ‘Destroyed the institution of the Senate’
Senate Republicans are worried about the precedent that Senate Democrats have set for future funding fights as the shutdown continues into its 20th day.