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Architect Shalom Baranes presented the plans to the National Capital Planning Commission.

The project is described as a complete overhaul of the East Wing that includes what appears to be a military-grade underground bunker designed to protect and secure the president; Trump has referred to it as a "massive complex," though specific details remain unclear because many details are classified.

The administration is planning to spend at least an additional $300 million on various projects, which include a helipad, a visitor screening center, and changes to the Rose Garden. Additionally, in May, the administration reportedly suggested requesting $1 billion from taxpayers for security upgrades across the entire White House campus.

The project is in legal limbo following a federal appeals court ruling in August stating that Trump's ballroom plans require congressional approval. In response, Trump has stated his intention to ask the Supreme Court to overturn that decision.

Michael Steele slammed the Air Force One plane swap snafu, suggesting that "Trump didn't like the plane."

MS NOW confirms that Trump left behind several senior officials and cabinet members on his secret flight from Turkey last month.

The lawsuit targets a new Truth Social service that charges users up to $100,000 for early access to the president's market-moving posts.

The lawsuit characterizes Trump's actions as a "corrupt and unconstitutional" grift involving self-enrichment.

Khardori characterizes the service as a "grift" and notes that it involves charging up to $100,000 for early access to market-moving posts.

Ankush Khardori is the former federal prosecutor who provides a breakdown of the situation.

The lawsuit targets a new Truth Social service that charges fees of up to $100,000 for early access to posts from the president that are considered market-moving.

Mike Lindell lost the Minnesota gubernatorial primary by double digits.

Mike Lindell was known for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election.

Mike Lindell, commonly referred to as 'MyPillow Guy' due to his involvement with the company, lost the Minnesota gubernatorial primary by double digits. Despite this loss, he is refusing to concede the election.

Journalist Garrett Graff discussed the "Russian nesting doll of scandal" related to the decoy plane swap, which encompasses security concerns, press freedom issues, and risks regarding Iran.

The fallout involves what is being described as a "Russian nesting doll of scandal," which includes allegations of corner-cutting on presidential security, an attack on freedom of the press, and the ongoing risk associated with Trump's war with Iran.

The DOJ is accused of going to extraordinary lengths to punish the president's enemies.

The DOJ is convening a rare special grand jury that may potentially release a report related to its subject, even if the subjects do not end up being prosecuted.

Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) stated that "We don't care what you call it" in response to Trump's downplaying of the slush fund.