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Apple, Google and Meta help fund Trump's $300 million White House ballroom

Critics say the donor-funded model raises questions about influence and access.

Who is paying for the White House ballroom? Apple, Meta and Microsoft are among the companies donating to Trump’s controversial project.

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Apple on short list of donors to Trump’s White House demolition ballroom project

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The Bay Area donors that are helping pay for $300 million White House ballroom

The White House released a list of the donors paying for the ballroom to be built on the former site of the East Wing.

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White House renovations clear way for Trump's ballroom

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Big tech is paying for Trump’s White House ballroom

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Here's the list of donors paying for Trump's new White House ballroom

It’s the biggest change to the White House exterior since President Franklin D. Roosevelt expanded the East Wing — which traditionally houses the office of the first lady — in 1942.

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White House List of Donors for President Trump’s $300 Million Ballroom

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Seattle-area companies among donors to Trump’s White House ballroom

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Apple, Amazon Donate to New White House Ballroom, Photos Show Demolition of Movie Theater

The White House released a list of donors to President Trump's impending ballroom addition to the White House on Thursday, and several tech companies, including Google, Meta and Amazon are on it. Despite initially promising that the ballroom would cost around $200 million,

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Amazon, Apple and Google are helping to pay for Trump’s $300m ballroom as donor list revealed

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.

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Trump exposed a 'loophole' to demolish the White House East Wing. Here's what we know.

President Trump's demolition of the White House East Wing to make way for his new ballroom exposed a "loophole" in the nation's main preservation law.

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Trump announces Apple investing another $100 billion in US manufacturing

Apple CEO Tim Cook joined President Donald Trump at the White House on Wednesday to announce a commitment by the tech company to increase its