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politics · Newsweek
“The White House ballroom project is currently estimated to cost about $400 million.”
400 $
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politics · Newsweek
“The White House initially estimated that the ballroom would cost about $200 million before later revising the figure upward.”
200 $
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business · Forbes
“65%. That's how much of the project has already been completed”
65 percent
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business · Forbes
“over $100 million will come from taxpayers through the Secret Service and the White House Military Office”
more than 100 dollars
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business · Forbes
“The White House initially estimated the project would cost $200 million, later raising that to $400 million.”
200 million dollars
400 million dollars
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politics · Forbes
“The White House has said in recent court filings that the ballroom is approximately 65% constructed.”
about 65 percent
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politics · CBS News
“The 97 pages of documents stem from the FBI's investigation into Swalwell and his 2015 relationship with Christine Fang”
97 pages
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crime · Time
“In February 2025, the White House hit Canada with a 25% tariff on most goods and 10% on energy resources, citing what it regarded as inadequate progress in curbing cross-border illegal immigration an…”
25 percent
10 percent
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health · Fortune
“The White House said the website has generated $700 million in savings for patients but didn’t explain how it reached that figure.”
700 $
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world · News Briefing
“15% on most exports, not 30%”
15 %
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world · News Briefing
“50% rate stays”
50 %
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business · News Briefing
“$750bn of American oil, liquefied natural gas and nuclear energy products”
750 bn USD
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finance · News Briefing
“$600bn in the United States by the end of Trump's second term”
600 bn USD
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defence · News Briefing
“EU agreed to purchase significant amounts of American military equipment”
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defence · News Briefing
“5% of a 27 trillion dollar economy.”
27 trillion dollars
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politics · The Debate
“18‑month tenure.”
18 months
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finance · NPR
“A recent emergency supplemental funding request that the White House submitted to Congress, primarily to cover the cost of the ongoing war in Iran, included around $1 billion earmarked for the Nation…”
1 $
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defence · Forbes
“The White House requested $11.4 billion in procurement funding for the THAAD in fiscal year 2027, $10.5 billion of which it slated for a potential reconciliation bill. It requested the rest, $907.2 m…”
11.4 billion USD
10.5 billion USD
907.2 million USD
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defence · Forbes
“Meanwhile, $10.9 billion of the president’s $12.2 billion request for PAC-3 MSE interceptor procurement relies on reconciliation.”
12.2 billion USD
10.9 billion USD
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politics · Forbes
“The three remaining members of a bipartisan federal committee that helps states and local officials administer elections were fired by the White House on Thursday”
3
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politics · Forbes
“According to multiple outlets, the Election Assistance Commission’s two remaining Democratic Commissioners—Thomas Hicks and Benjamin W. Hovland—were fired by email”
2
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ai · Wired
“The White House is asking OpenAI to stagger the release of its AI models just two weeks after it sent an export control directive to Anthropic, which prompted the company to take its most advanced AI…”
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politics · Newsweek
“The White House later said the flag had been taken down after it was brought to officials’ attention.”
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defence · BBC
“The White House described the sinking of the ship as an 'act of aggression' by North Korea that challenged peace.”
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defence · New Dispatch
“The White House said: 'President Trump expects Nato allies to abide by their five per cent defence spending pledge.'”
5 %
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finance · BBC
“The federal government will send a $69m (£47.1m) bill to BP Plc on Thursday for expenditure incurred from its response to the spill, the White House said.”
69000000 USD
47100000 GBP
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politics · State Beacon
“In 2011, the White House took heat after granting over half a million dollars in loans to Solyndra”
more than 500000 USD
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ai · TechRadar
“Anthropic was recently forced by the White House to pull its latest frontier models over jailbreaking concerns.”
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politics · Newsweek
“within 30 days after the final Deal”
30 days
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finance · BBC
“earned him at least $1m each”
at least 1 million USD
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finance · BBC
“In April, the White House disclosed the president's tax filings showing he and Mrs Obama had earned $5.5m”
5.5 million USD
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politics · Forbes
“A significant shift in H-1B policy began on September 21, 2025, with a presidential proclamation introducing a $100,000 fee for certain new petitions.”
100000 USD
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politics · Forbes
“White House clarified it's a one-time payment for new cap-subject filings, not an annual tax, and doesn't apply to existing H-1B holders or renewals.”
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politics · Forbes
“The White House fact sheet also said the fee can be waived on a case-by-case basis if DHS determines the case is in the national interest.”
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politics · Forbes
“A new wage-weighted lottery system, effective February 27, 2026, now prioritizes higher-paid H-1B workers, replacing the traditional random selection.”
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politics · BBC
“It said Iran had persistently failed to meet the P5+1 countries - the five permanent UN Security Council members plus Germany - and had refused to halt uranium enrichment.”
6
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politics · NPR
“the budget will lead to a balanced budget by the year 2002”
2002 year
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world · BBC
“US President Barack Obama is set to extend a moratorium on deep-water offshore drilling for six months, the White House says.”
6 months