Trump designates Oval Office as national monument

Inquirer.net - Nov 6, 2026

WASHINGTON D.C., United States—US President Donald Trump signed an order Thursday designating the Oval Office as a national monument. This is meant to indicate the president’s redoubling of focus on beautifying the White House despite a brutal midterms defeat for his Republican Party. Critics accused Trump of ignoring voter concerns over the Iran war and affordability

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