A 600-ton steel arch has been constructed on the South Lawn of the White House to serve as a venue for an upcoming Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) event. A lawsuit has been filed in an attempt to stop the event from taking place on the birthday of former President Donald Trump.
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Lawsuit Filed to Prevent UFC Event at White House on Trump's Birthday
A lawsuit has been initiated to halt a UFC event scheduled to occur at the White House on the birthday of former President Donald Trump. A large steel arch has been erected on the South Lawn for the event.
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Lawsuit Aims to Stop U.F.C. Fights at White House on Trump’s Birthday
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Lawsuit Filed to Prevent UFC Event at White House on Trump's Birthday