There is more outrage Wednesday as the full-scale of the White House's East Wing demolition is revealed. Most of the building appears to have been ripped away. The construction company carrying out ...

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 ...

Construction on President Donald Trump's new White House ballroom is underway. Trump had previously said the new ballroom wouldn't impact the existing White House structure, but a wall of the East ...

The house at 158 South French Broad Ave. has been referred to by some as a "haunted house." Set for demolition in 2024, it ...

Demolition continues on the White House's East Wing on Thursday. (Jacquelyn Martin/AP) The entire East Wing of the White House was demolished this week as construction on President Trump’s $300 ...

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 the White House.The ...

The White House defended its complete demolition of the East Wing, despite initially telling the public that its structure would not be touched to build President Donald Trump‘s proposed ballroom.

The Sanderling Building, a vacant office building on Water Street across from Quimper Mercantile in downtown Port Townsend, underwent exterior demolition on Monday to clear the lot for a 50-room hotel ...

As demolition continued on Wednesday, Oct. 22, politicians expressed mixed reactions over President Donald Trump's order to tear down part of the East Wing in the White House to build a ballroom. At ...

(The Hill) – A majority of Americans said in a new poll they disapprove of President Trump’s plans to demolish part of the East Wing in the White House to make room for his $250 million ballroom. In ...

"Two terms, where we're nine months into this, you'd think we think it would be impossible for us to be shocked by Donald Trump," Stephen Colbert began his Late Show monologue on Tuesday. "But give ...