President Donald Trump is overhauling the federal government in ways big and small, including a refresh of his desk at the White House. Trump has ordered work done on the Resolute Desk, which has been used by presidents beginning with Rutherford B.

For 145 years, the Resolute Desk has been closely associated with US presidents, having first been placed in the Oval Office during John F Kennedy’s tenure. But Donald Trump has decided to remove it and replace it with the C&O Desk.

Donald Trump has temporarily replaced the Resolute Desk in the Oval Office after Elon Musk’s son seemingly wiped a booger on it during their viral visit to the White House last week.

That’s why the iconic Resolute Desk has been temporarily removed from the Oval Office. Trump on Truth Social announced that the Resolute Desk needs refurbishing. So he’s had the desk moved out for now and replaced by what is known as the C&O desk, which he called a “beautiful” but “temporary” replacement.

President Donald Trump has temporarily replaced the historic Resolute Desk in the Oval Office with the C&O Desk used by past presidents while the Resolute Desk undergoes refinishing. The change follows a recent visit to the Oval Office by Elon Musk and his son,

President Donald Trump has temporarily replaced the iconic 145-year-old Resolute Desk in the Oval Office with the C&O Desk while the Resolute Desk undergoes light refinishing. This substitution marks a significant change,

LIST: THE EXECUTIVE ORDERS, ACTIONS, AND PROCLAMATIONS TRUMP HAS MADE AS PRESIDENT President Donald Trump is set to sign executive orders in the Oval Office at 3 p.m. The White House did not specify the number of orders or the topics they would cover.

President Donald Trump has made numerous changes to the Oval Office since his return to the presidency. These changes contrast with those made by former President Joe Biden. Most recently, the Apollo 17 moon rock which was displayed during President Biden’s term was removed.