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A council of Trump appointees is set to revise historic preservation rules, raising concerns among critics. They argue that these changes could expedite construction projects in D.C. and threaten important historical sites nationwide.
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A council of Trump appointees is set to revise historic preservation rules, raising concerns among critics. They argue that these changes could expedite construction projects in D.C. and threaten important historical sites nationwide.
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Trump allies are poised to weaken protections for historic sites — not just in D.C.
Trump Appointees Prepare to Revise Historic Preservation Rules