Construction crews have erected a cage-fighting arena on the White House South Lawn, according to a Reuters report published May 27, 2026. The structure marks an unusual addition to the executive mansion's grounds, traditionally reserved for state ceremonies and diplomatic events.

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Source: Reuters Canada — published 2026-05-27.