Trump asks US supreme court to allow construction of White House ballroom
Administration asks justices to keep appeals court decision to halt work on hold while it prepares a full appeal US politics live – latest updates The Trump administration has asked the US supreme court to allow construction of the president’s controversial $400m White House ballroom to proceed after an appeals court ordered work to halt. In a case testing Donald Trump’s presidential authority, the Washington-based US court of appeals for the District of Columbia circuit ruled last week…
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6 publications have covered this story since CurrentWire first saw it: CBS News, CNBC, The Guardian, The Hill, BBC News, NBC News.
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- “White House” — CBS News, CNBC, The Guardian, The Hill
- “Supreme Court” — CBS News, CNBC, The Guardian, The Hill
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