Trump to replace Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller as chief of staff
Dramatic move comes three days after president’s Republican Party suffered bruising defeat in midterm elections
Washington, on November 6, witnessed the White House presenting a new perspective on President Donald Trump's proposed 250-foot arch, positioning it as a tribute to the nation's military heritage. The project, which would be situated near Arlington National Cemetery, was rebranded as the Military Triumphal Arch. The White House shared animated renderings featuring winged statues bearing the words "GOLDEN AGE OF AMERICA" and a torch held by one of the figures.
The United States Triumphal Arch Foundation, chaired by former Trump-appointed ambassador Randy Evans, released the renderings. Legal challenges from Virginia and the District of Columbia, along with concerns over skyline damage and safety, delayed construction. A federal judge halted work temporarily, citing potential disruptions.
The White House remains confident in the project's future, describing it as a symbol of 250 years of American greatness.
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