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Nine Kennedys file lawsuit against Trump’s triumphal arch in Washington

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Nine Kennedys file lawsuit against Trump’s triumphal arch in Washington

Nine members of the Kennedy family have filed a lawsuit against the triumphal arch project backed by Donald Trump in Washington. According to the complaint, the structure would block the view of the Kennedy graves and of John F. Kennedy’s eternal flame at Arlington cemetery, according to Le Monde.

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