The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 on Monday in favor of President Trump's White House ballroom construction project, stating that a preservation group lacked the legal grounds to file a lawsuit to halt the project. In related news, President Trump announced new prescription drug pricing measures in the Oval Office, which include an expansion of the most favored nation status. Additionally, the U.S. resumed military strikes on Iran on Sunday.
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Supreme Court rules in favor of Trump's ballroom construction; House prepares shutdown bill
The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of President Trump's White House ballroom construction, allowing the project to proceed. The ruling was 5-4, stating that the preservation group did not have the legal standing to sue. Meanwhile, Trump announced new prescription drug pricing measures and the U.S. resumed strikes on Iran.
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Live updates: Supreme Court backs Trump in ballroom suit; House returns with shutdown bill on tap
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