Roberts Lets White House Ballroom Work Continue Ahead of Court Ruling

TL;DR
Chief Justice Roberts issued a temporary order allowing construction on Trump’s $400 million White House ballroom to continue while the Supreme Court reviews the administration’s emergency appeal, delaying a lower-court halt over lack of congressional approval; the project is largely funded by private donations and is already about 65% complete, with the Court’s final ruling expected later.
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