National Trust

The article discusses a debate over expanding water bill assistance for low-income households, the first visible installation of the Chinatown Stitch cap park, and the inclusion of the President’s House Site on the 2026 Most Endangered Places list.

A bathing warning has been issued following a potential water pollution incident. The National Trust, which manages Portstewart Strand, is advising beach visitors to remain cautious.

The National Trust has decided to continue its lawsuit against President Donald Trump's proposed $400 million White House ballroom despite a request from the Department of Justice. Preservationists argue the project threatens historical integrity.

The National Trust will close over 130 holiday cottages across the UK, impacting Brits seeking staycations. This decision is described as a fresh blow to domestic tourism and local holiday plans.

A U.S. judge blocked the Trump administration from proceeding with above-ground construction of a $400 million White House ballroom project, except for actions deemed necessary for national security. The administration challenged the ruling, arguing the project is critical for safety, while the judge criticized the Justice Department's interpretation of security exceptions as 'brazen' and 'disingenuous.' An appeals court temporarily allowed construction to continue pending further clarification.

A U.S. judge ordered the Trump administration to halt construction of the $400 million White House ballroom project, blocking above-ground work unless deemed strictly necessary for national security. The administration appealed the ruling, arguing the project is critical for security, but the judge criticized the Justice Department's interpretation of the security exception as 'incredible, if not disingenuous.'