D.C., Virginia sue to block Trump's 250-foot arch

The District of Columbia and Virginia have filed a lawsuit to halt the construction of President Trump's proposed 250-foot "triumphal arch," arguing it's excessively tall and will cause significant traffic disruptions. This legal move aims to stop the project before it begins, which could start as soon as this week. The governments claim the arch violates zoning laws and planning regulations, highlighting a last-ditch effort to prevent a potentially lengthy and contentious construction process. This lawsuit underscores broader debates about the balance between presidential initiatives and local governance.