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Two legal cases are currently unfolding in Washington, D.C., related to a potential government shutdown and the reconfiguration of a historic golf course, along with plans for a new arch. The proposed arch would stand at 250 feet, exceeding the height of the Statue of Liberty by 100 feet.
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Two legal cases are currently unfolding in Washington, D.C., related to a potential government shutdown and the reconfiguration of a historic golf course, along with plans for a new arch. The proposed arch would stand at 250 feet, exceeding the height of the Statue of Liberty by 100 feet.
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