Former President Donald Trump has signed an executive order designed to prevent future presidents from making significant changes to the Oval Office.
This order comes in the wake of Trump's own alterations to the Oval Office decor during his term, which included changing the rug and furniture, and his administration's launch of significant construction projects across Washington.
The executive order, signed shortly before leaving office, seeks to establish a more permanent framework for the presidential workspace, emphasizing its historical significance and continuity. The directive reportedly aims to safeguard the office's traditional appearance and furnishings from partisan or personal modifications by subsequent administrations.