White House ousts arts commissioners expected to oversee ballroom, arch construction

The HillCenterEN 1 min read 100% complete by Brett SamuelsOctober 29, 2025 at 12:59 AM

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On Tuesday, the White House dismissed all members of the Commission of Fine Arts, a federal advisory body for architectural projects in Washington, D.C. The commission provides guidance on significant construction and design initiatives within the city. A White House official stated that new appointees would be selected to align with President Trump's America First policies. This move affects an agency responsible for overseeing developments such as ballroom expansions and arch constructions at the White House and other federal sites in the nation's capital.

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