Hughes wins Breeders’ Cup Juvenile, establishes himself as early Kentucky Derby favorite
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Judge Mocks Trump's Arch Security Claim as She Weighs Construction Halt
A federal judge is weighing a halt to Donald Trump's proposed 250-foot arch near Arlington National Cemetery.
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- Concerns raised about construction impact on Arlington National Cemetery experience.
- Trump administration aims for November 5 federal review panel approval.