Doug Burgum

Over 70 cities worldwide had 'beautiful arches' but now the US will have the 'most spectacular and beautiful arch of them all'.

Despite Congress’s intent, the site became and remains today a barren traffic circle lacking any monumental treatment and significant historic value.

“This will be one of the Great Pieces of American Architecture, honoring the history and significance of Arlington Cemetery and befitting the most powerful Capital in the World,” Burgum said.

Now after 125 years of waiting, the most powerful capital in the world will be the home of the most spectacular and beautiful arch of them all!

Interestingly, Washington, DC, is the only major Western capital without an arch.

They plug that into the software and then that software cascades down so all the map providers would do that.

When the president signs an executive order, you know, reflecting a name change like the Gulf of America or Lake America, it does direct the Department of Interior …

I know that the president reached out to Apple directly, so I’m sure that we may be seeing that change coming up soon to Lake America.

We’re on it, Mr. President The places and waters that border our nation and support our economy should reflect the greatness of the United States.

We are PROUD to implement your Executive Order to rename LAKE AMERICA.

Our country for the world to see, and we are PROUD to implement your Executive Order to rename LAKE AMERICA.

We're on it, Mr. President!

Energy dominance requires regulatory clarity,” Burgum said in the release. “These targeted updates cut through the red tape that has historically deterred investment, ensuring our public lands remain a reliable engine for economic growth…

Energy dominance requires regulatory clarity.

Gentlemen, start your engines!

By seeking public input on both recreational climbing guidance and wilderness stewardship and access policies, we are taking a thoughtful approach that supports recreation, improves management and helps ensure these iconic landscapes…

America’s public lands are meant to be experienced and enjoyed by the American people.

The Department has a responsibility to ensure the Colorado River system remains reliable and resilient for the millions of Americans, communities and industries that depend on it.

This framework provides the flexibility to respond to changing hydrologic conditions while preserving the opportunity for the Basin States to continue working toward durable, consensus-based solutions.

This action restores common sense, respects private property, provides much-needed certainty for landowners and follows the statute Congress actually passed.

President Trump has made clear that America must lead the world in artificial intelligence, scientific innovation and energy production.

The states are managing all manner of wildlife in their states, not just a single species, and they have an opportunity to look holistically across this and do what’s needed.

The protections turned routine activity into a regulatory trap.

For years, federal agencies abused the ESA to obstruct lawful land use and burden American families and businesses.