The results of the races for Senate in Mississippi and governor in Kansas are too close to call, while in Alaska, the winner of the Senate contest might not be known for days.
\n\nThe National Capital Planning Commission is expected to vote today on whether to give Trump's so-called “Triumphal Arch” final approval.
\n\nThe president is planning to build the arch across the Potomac River from D.C., near Arlington National Cemetery. The plans have been highly controversial and prompted legal challenges. In recent days, the governments of both D.C. and Virginia have sued over the planned construction.
\n\nWhile the president has said that the arch would include a military complex with drones and snipers, the final plans submitted to the commission do not mention drones, ammunition storage or sniper positions.
\n\nEarlier this week, a federal judge ordered the administration to provide her with 30-minutes' notice of any planned activity "related to or in preparation for the construction of an arch on Memorial Circle," following today's meeting.
\n\nTrump said in a Truth Social post this morning that the votes for challenger candidate Dan Sullivan should be given to incumbent Sen. Dan Sullivan in the Alaska Senate race, which remains too early…
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