- Court rules Trump’s ballroom construction can proceed after lower court demands it stops The Independent —
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- Appeals court says Trump White House ballroom construction can proceed for now CTV News —
- White House ballroom construction can continue, federal appeals court says The Hill —
- Appeals court rules Trump's White House ballroom construction can temporarily move forward NBC News —
- Judge told to reconsider security implications of halting White House ballroom CBS News —
- Judge told to review national security implications of Trump ballroom halt AP News —
- Appeals Court Allows Work on Trump’s Ballroom Project for Now, but Seeks Clarity on Scope The New York Times —
- US appeals court extends deadline to halt White House ballroom construction Al Jazeera —
- Court allows White House ballroom construction to continue for now - Reuters Reuters —
- Federal judges say White House ballroom construction can continue, for now Washington Post —
Trump's White House Ballroom Construction
The three-judge panel has instructed U.S. District Judge Richard Leon to clarify how halting the project might interfere with the president's safety and security plans.
President Trump has privately advocated for the use of 'magic paint' on the structure, despite warnings from experts about the building's historical integrity.
Critics argue the massive gilded arch and ballroom are unnecessary expenditures during a time of economic strain.
The court has allowed work to continue until at least April 17 as it seeks more detailed information on the project's scope.
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Richard Leonard Sweeney
Ph.D. Harvard University 2015
Ph.D. Harvard University 2015