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Trump’s White House ballroom project just hit a major legal snag — an appeals court ruled construction can’t proceed without Congressional approval, halting above-ground work. Originally aimed at hosting state dinners and costing $200 million (now ballooning to $400 million), the project sparked controversy after Trump ordered demolition of the historic East Wing. While the court didn’t ban the ballroom outright, it insists on following constitutional procedures. Trump now has two weeks to appeal to the Supreme Court — but for now, the bulldozers are on pause. This isn’t just about one room — it’s part of Trump’s broader legacy push in D.C., including park renovations and a giant arch, all wrapped in legal drama before his 2029 departure.

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