President Donald Trump has made a claim regarding damaged grass on the National Mall. The affected area is near the World War II Memorial, where Trump held a celebration on July 4.
The president has accused vandals of causing the damage to the grass. This accusation was made in a social media post.
Further details about the incident and the president's claim can be found through national news sources, such as the Associated Press.
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