Chief Justice John Roberts of the Supreme Court issued a temporary order allowing construction on the $400 million White House ballroom associated with former President Donald Trump to continue. This decision was made shortly before lower-court rulings were set to halt aboveground construction.
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Supreme Court Chief Justice Issues Temporary Order on Trump's White House Ballroom Construction
Chief Justice John Roberts has issued a temporary order permitting ongoing construction of the $400 million ballroom at the White House linked to former President Donald Trump. This order was issued just before lower-court decisions that would have stopped the construction.
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