Appeals court rules Trump's White House ballroom construction can temporarily move forward - NBC News
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An appeals court ruled that President Trump's White House ballroom construction can temporarily proceed.
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An appeals court has ruled that construction of a ballroom at the White House, initiated by President Trump, can temporarily move forward. This decision allows the White House to continue with the building project, which had faced legal challenges. The ruling means the administration can proceed with its plans for the new facility, at least for now. This development impacts the ongoing efforts to expand and modify the executive residence.
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The White House can continue with the building project following the appeals court's decision.
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