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National Park Service supports Trump’s arch even though it would have‘adverse effects’ on other DC monuments, report says – live

The 133-page report released Friday says the memorial arch is likely to disrupt the historical significance of dozens of sites around US capital

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Robert Mackey (now); Shrai Popat, Lucy Campbell, Keely Aouga and Tom Ambrose (earlier)29 Aug 2026, 12:09 amUpdated 59 min ago1 min readAmericasUnited States
National Park Service supports Trump’s arch even though it would have ‘adverse effects’ on other DC monuments, report says – live

United StatesRobert Mackey (now); Shrai Popat, Lucy Campbell, Keely Aouga and Tom Ambrose (earlier)

The 133-page report released Friday says the memorial arch is likely to disrupt the historical significance of dozens of sites around US capital

A reminder that we are covering the latest out of Jackson Hole, Wyoming, where Kevin Warsh – the new chair of the Federal Reserve – will deliver his first speech as the head of the US central bank at the annual economic policy symposium.

As my colleagues note, Warsh is under pressure to provide clarity on how the Federal Reserve should handle with inflation if price pressures don’t abate.

A reminder that we are covering the latest out of Jackson Hole, Wyoming, where Kevin Warsh – the new chair of the Federal Reserve – will deliver his first speech as the head of the US central bank at the annual economic policy symposium.

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Source: The Guardian · Robert Mackey (now); Shrai Popat, Lucy Campbell, Keely Aouga and Tom Ambrose (earlier). Published 29 Aug 2026, 12:09 am.

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