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President Donald Trump is facing a lot of flak online after a report revealed that his new White House ballroom is using foreign steel. They have reportedly secured tens of millions of dollars worth ...

ArcelorMittal, a European steel maker, is donating tens of millions of dollars of foreign steel for President Trump’s new ballroom. By Ana Swanson and Luke Broadwater Reporting from Washington ...

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In early April 2026, social media users began claiming that U.S. President Donald Trump had plans to build his White House ballroom with $37 million worth of steel from Luxembourg. The Times cited ...

California governor Gavin Newsom has trolled Donald Trump over a report suggesting a European metals company has donated foreign steel for the construction of his White House ballroom. According to ...

Donald Trump’s pet construction project is getting even more controversial. Trump, who campaigned on the notion of “America First,” who enacted tariffs against foreign trading partners, is using tens ...

Donald Trump, despite his praise for the U.S. steel industry, will be using foreign steel for his ballroom project. The New York Times reports that Luxembourg-based company ArcelorMittal will be ...

WASHINGTON — Democrats seized on a report that President Donald Trump accepted a donation of foreign steel to be used in the White House ballroom, saying it showed disrespect toward American steel ...