For nearly three decades, Brown Ballroom Dance Team has provided students with a space to learn partner dancing, compete at collegiate tournaments and make new friends. Since many members start from ...

Trump recently stated that the revamping budget has been estimated to be around $250 million—$300 million, reported CBS News. However, the President has ensured that the budget for the rework will not ...

A model of the White House and proposed ballroom is displayed during a ballroom fundraising dinner with President Donald Trump last week. Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images Meta, Amazon, Comcast, Google, ...

The White House released a list of donors to President Trump's impending ballroom addition to the White House on Thursday, and Apple, Comcast, Google, Meta and Amazon are on it, while the demolition ...

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Amazon, Apple, Google, and Meta, as well as the Winklevoss twins, all appear on a list of donors released by the White House. Amazon, Apple, Google, and Meta, as well as the Winklevoss twins, all ...

The full list of donors to President Donald Trump’s $300 million White House ballroom project has been published, with Big Tech giants Amazon, Apple, Google, HP and Microsoft all chipping in. Other ...

President Donald Trump had assured in the past that the project would cost nothing to taxpayers. He had emphasized that it would be privately funded by donors and himself, as per CNN. Co-founders of ...

Renovations recently began on the White House in Washington D.C. as the building’s East Wing was demolished to begin construction on a new ballroom. The new ballroom is being funded by Donald Trump as ...

New Delhi: The US Presidential Office has released a list of donors who are funding the construction of a new ballroom in the White House complex. Trump has repeatedly stated that the ballroom’s cost ...

Private donors to President Donald Trump’s planned White House ballroom include tech giants like Amazon, Meta and Apple, as well as the family of Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and the cofounders ...