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Work reportedly begins on White House helipad as part of Trump’s renovation agenda

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July 2, 2026

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The president really didn’t need to add to his list of construction and beautification projects, but it appears he just can’t help himself. The post Work reportedly begins on White House helipad as part of Trump’s renovation agenda appeared first on MS NOW.

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