Supreme Court allows White House to continue construction on Trump's $400 million ballroom
Summary
The Supreme Court has decided to let the White House keep building a $400 million ballroom while lawsuits are still ongoing. This decision cancels a temporary stop that Chief Justice John Roberts had set before a lower court's order to stop the work began.Key Facts
- The Supreme Court was divided in its decision.
- The ruling permits construction on the White House ballroom project to continue.
- The ballroom project costs $400 million.
- Construction was previously paused by a lower court order.
- Chief Justice John Roberts had earlier issued a temporary order to allow the work to go on.
- The new Supreme Court decision replaces Roberts' temporary order.
- Legal cases related to the ballroom project are still unresolved.
- The building is part of the White House.
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