Trump's plan for a victory arch in Washington has hit a snag. The court has suspended the construction.

The National Capital Planning Commission approved President Trump's plan for a 76-meter victory arch in Washington, but a federal court temporarily blocked construction. Opponents argue Congress must approve the project, citing a century-old law. Trump also signed a declaration to preserve the Oval Office as a national monument, despite facing challenges after recent elections. The arch is intended to symbolize national identity and will be located near Arlington National Cemetery, surpassing the height of the Arc de Triomphe in Paris.