Trump says the towering arch he wants to be build might be dedicated to military veterans

Donald Trump has suggested that his proposed 250-foot triumphal arch in Washington would be dedicated to US veterans and the military. The proposal has drawn opposition and is temporarily blocked by a federal court, while Trump’s comments recast the project as something service members have wanted for 200 years.

Three veterans and nine members of the Kennedy family are among those challenging the plans, which place the arch near Arlington National Cemetery and the Lincoln Memorial. A judge ordered a 14-day pause last week; the project’s cost is undisclosed, though estimates have reached $100 million, and its plans describe military features including space for munitions and drones.