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DOJ calls on National Trust to drop lawsuit against Trump ballroom after dinner shooting

The Department of Justice is urging the National Trust for Historic Preservation to drop its lawsuit against the White House ballroom, arguing it’s more necessary now than ever that the project continues unhindered by legal obstacles after the attack on the White House 

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DOJ calls on National Trust to drop lawsuit against Trump ballroom after dinner shootingThe Department of Justice is urging the National Trust for Historic Preservation to drop its lawsuit against the White House ballroom, arguing it’s more necessary now than ever that the project continues unhindered by legal obstacles after the attack on the White House
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