In a bid to leave his mark on the nation's capital, former President Donald Trump has unveiled ambitious plans to create a pedestrian promenade stretching from the iconic Lincoln Memorial to the Potomac River. The proposed project, which Trump has dubbed simply "the promenade," has already sparked controversy over its potential naming, with the former president seemingly hesitant to attach his name to the project. The development is the latest in a series of high-profile initiatives aimed at reshaping some of Washington's most recognizable landmarks, raising questions about the role of private interests in shaping the city's public spaces. As the plan moves forward, observers will be watching to see how it is received by local authorities and residents.
President Trump unveiled plans Thursday for a new pedestrian "promenade" connecting the Lincoln Memorial to the Potomac River, the latest in a series of high-profile projects aimed at reshaping some of Washington's most recognizable landmarks. “We’re going to call it the promenade. They want to call it the 'Trump Promenade,' but I don’t know if...
