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Euronews Albania

Politics updated

Trump signed the executive order, preventing future presidents from changing the Oval Office! Declared a National Monument

By Evi

Covered by 4 outlets 39 points Why this story ranks here

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US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order that, according to him, will stop future presidents from making specific changes

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Covered by 4 outlets · 3 different headlines · 4 articles. Each headline opens at its publisher, in a new tab.

  • Albania (4)

  1. Euronews Albania Albania · publisher's date

    Trump nënshkruan urdhrin ekzekutiv, u ndalon presidentëve të ardhshëm të ndryshojnë Zyrën Ovale! E shpall monument kombëtar

    Trump signed the executive order, preventing future presidents from changing the Oval Office! Declared a National Monument

    AI translation · libretranslate / libretranslate-1.9.6
    May contain mistakes; open the original to check.

    By Evi

    Earliest report found by Mosaic

    US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order that, according to him, will stop future presidents from making specific changes

  2. Gazeta Koha Jone Albania · publisher's date

    Trump nënshkruan urdhrin ekzekutiv për mbrojtjen e Zyrës Ovale

    By Nik

    Presidenti i Shteteve të Bashkuara, Donald Trump, ka nënshkruar një urdhër ekzekutiv që synon të kufizojë aftësinë e presidentëve të ardhshëm për të bërë ndryshime të caktuara në Zyrën Ovale të Shtëpisë së Bardhë. Ky veprim vjen pas mandatit të tij, gjatë të cilit ish-manjati i pasurive të…

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