A high-profile gathering at the White House will feature President Trump hosting Interior Secretary Doug Burgum and over 100 outdoor enthusiasts for a Rose Garden dinner, where he is expected to address attendees and sign executive actions aimed at reversing environmental land-use policies implemented during the Biden administration. The event marks a shift in federal land management priorities, targeting restrictions that have drawn criticism from conservationists and industry groups alike. With Trump set to outline his approach to public lands, the dinner could signal broader policy changes affecting natural resource access and conservation efforts. Details on the specific measures remain under wraps, but the move underscores a renewed focus on deregulation in outdoor recreation and energy development.
President Trump will host Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, along with more than 100 outdoorsmen, for a White House Rose Garden dinner Thursday evening, a source familiar with the event told The Hill's broadcasting partner, NewsNation. Trump will reportedly speak during the event and sign two executive orders reversing former President Biden-era restrictions on U.S. land....
