Trump orders removal of peace vigil site near White House
The vigil has been going on since 1981. Trump ordered its dismantling after a right-wing journalist pointed it out to him.
SEPTEMBER 8, 2025
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The vigil has been going on since 1981. Trump ordered its dismantling after a right-wing journalist pointed it out to him.
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