Federal agencies and the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) are allocating at least $60 million for an event scheduled to take place at the White House on Sunday, coinciding with President Trump's birthday. The budget includes expenses for constructing an octagon fighting arena on the South Lawn and for food procurement and delivery.
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Federal agencies and UFC allocate $60 million for White House event
Federal agencies and the UFC are spending a minimum of $60 million for a cage fighting event at the White House, which is set for President Trump's birthday. The funds will cover the construction of an octagon arena and food expenses.
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