Will the White House sinkhole keep growing?

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This week, reporters strolling by the White House lawn noticed a growing depression in the well-manicured grass. The White House called it a sinkhole and after surrounding it with caution tape and cones, covered the small pit with a slab of green plywood. 

But while sinkholes — depressions in the ground caused by a collapse or sinking of land — can grow into rather unsettling, gaping holes capable of swallowing houses in some parts of the U.S., it’s extremely unlikely that anything of this sort will happen near the White House. 

“The geology just isn’t right,” Dave Weary, a U.S. Geological Survey research scientist, said in an interview. “It’s doubtful this one will get really big — it won’t get 100-feet wide.” Read more…

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Another sinkhole is attempting to swallow Donald Trump, but everything’s *fine*

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Donald Trump is president, and a sinkhole has formed on the White House lawn.

Listen, I’m not saying the two are related, but this is the second sinkhole to have formed in the vicinity of the Trump family in the last two years.

In fact, a sinkhole appeared outside Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate EXACTLY ONE YEAR AGO TODAY

If that’s not a direct sign from … somewhere … people, I don’t know what is.

On Tuesday, reporters noticed a menacing-looking sinkhole on the White House’s North Lawn and decided to share some photos. Read more…

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