The White House has explained the East Wing’s demolition as “renovation,” and the necessary prelude to a multimillion-dollar ...

Demolition satisfies a deep part of the human brain that enjoys seeing things come apart. These particular projects are some ...

Workers recently began demolition of the X-333 Process Building in Portsmouth, Ohio, after achieving U.S. Department of Energy Office of Environmental Management priority to begin the demolition.

ACECO Engineering & Construction, a firm involved with the White House East Wing demolition, called out U.S. President Donald Trump over unpaid balances from the job. One Threads user wrote: "JUST IN; ...

The speedy demolition of the East Wing of the White House last week has health advocates and Democratic lawmakers seeking answers about what efforts were taken, if any, to keep workers and passersby ...

Demolition crews on Wednesday began tearing down parts of Valley Plaza, once touted as the largest shopping center on the West Coast when it opened in 1951, marking a turning point for the ...

Sen. Edward Markey is asking the contractors if they complied with regulations. Days after the abrupt demolition of the East Wing of the White House, critics are questioning whether the Trump ...

Trump’s 2025 crypto agenda aims to crown the US as global leader—but critics see control. Ray Youssef alleges Binance is now a US tool for a “controlled demolition” of crypto. He warns Binance’s fall ...

Aceco, a Montgomery County demolition company, finds itself in a public relations nightmare sparked by people offended at its role in tearing down the White House East Wing to make way for President ...

White House demolition is well underway as part of President Donald Trump's plan to construct a new ballroom in the East Wing's place. Demolition began on Monday, Oct. 20, with crews starting at the ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — New satellite images taken Thursday show the scale of the demolition of the White House East Wing as President Donald Trump moves forward with the construction of a new ballroom at ...

For a long time America’s first ladies worked from their bedroom. This was a comfy set-up but not a very dignified one. So in 1977 Rosalynn Carter put her desk in the East Wing of the White House.