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Federal panel approves White House security redesign
A federal panel has approved the final design for an underground security screening facility near the White House, intended to replace temporary structures and enhance security. The 33,000-square-foot facility will be built beneath Sherman Park and is scheduled to open by July 2028, prior to the end of Donald Trump's second presidential term. The project aims to improve safety for visitors, staff, and officials amid heightened concerns following recent assassination attempts and security incidents involving the White House.
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