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The East Wing of the White House is gone. Here’s a look at some of the history made there.

That history came to an end after wrecking crews tore down the wing’s two stories of offices and reception rooms last week.

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Here’s What Was in the White House East Wing Before It Was Demolished

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The White House East Wing through the years: Famous moments in its history

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Treasury Secretary Says East Wing Demolition Is Fine Because There 'Could Have' Been Mold

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said he endorsed President Donald Trump demolishing the East Wing of the White House to build a $300 million, 90,000-square-foot ballroom.

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More Than the East Wing Got Demolished This Week

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Letters: The demolition of the East Wing is an assault on the People’s House

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Demolition destroys East Wing history

"Tearing down those walls doesn't diminish the significance of the work we accomplished there," McBride told The Associated Press.

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East Wing razing would 'shock' CT architect credited with saving the White House, grandson says

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Embarrassing Flaws Emerge in Trump’s New White House Design

CNN boss told staff to scale back White House demolition coverage: Report

CNN is denying a recent report that its head Mark Thompson recently met with officials in President Trump’s administration and afterward urged staff at the network to ease up on its coverage

Ballroom Blitz: Why a non-profit director says Trump can’t skip public input on East Wing demolition

The public is weighing in with outrage on President Trump’s decision to demolish the historic East Wing of the White House. The new ballroom to be constructed has seen multiple price bumps and is set to be larger than the White House itself.

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Bessent Peddles Wild Theory on Trump’s White House Destruction

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent defended the complete demolition of the White House East Wing, claiming that historic property may be a serious health risk. “I think this was a judgement call on the president. The president is a master builder,” Bessent told NBC’s Meet the Press from Malaysia, where Donald Trump is attending a diplomatic summit.