US appeals court blocks Trump's $400 million White House ballroom project
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- ARY News PK·6h agoUS court orders halt to Trump ballroom construction
US court orders halt to Trump ballroom construction
Read at ARY News PK → - NDTV Top Stories·11h ago"National Disgrace": Trump Slams Court Over Ballroom Construction Halt
The US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit, which had allowed construction to continue while it considered the case, agreed with a lower court that such a massive White House overhaul required the explicit consent of Congress.
Read at NDTV Top Stories → - 7NEWS Australia·13h agoConstruction halted on Donald Trump’s White House ballroom after being deemed unlawful
Trump has fumed at the decision and vowed to appeal the ‘unjust decision’.
Read at 7NEWS Australia → - Geo News·16h agoFederal appeals court halts Trump's White House ballroom construction: Here's why
Federal appeals court halts Trump’s White House ballroom construction: Here’s why A federal appeals court on Friday, August 7, ordered the Trump Administration to halt the construction of its $400 million ballroom at the White House. The court ruled that President
Read at Geo News → - Daily Mail News·17h agoTrump ordered to STOP his massive White House ballroom construction by appeals court
A federal court has dealt a major blow to President Donald Trump's White House ballroom construction project, ordering it to be halted after a legal challenge.
Read at Daily Mail News → - NPR News Now·17h agoAnother court blocks White House ballroom work, teeing up a Supreme Court review
A federal appeals court says above-ground construction cannot continue without approval from Congress, siding with historic preservation advocates.
Read at NPR News Now → - Times of India Top·19h agoUS appeals court halts Trump's $400 million ballroom projectRead at Times of India Top →
- Independent World·20h agoFresh blow to Trump as court says he must stop building White House ballroom and needs consent from Congress
Two appellate court judges in DC said Congress must approve the construction
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