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The Supreme Court just cleared the way for construction to proceed on a controversial new ballroom and military complex near the White House, ruling 5-4 that preservationists likely have no legal standing to stop it — and that halting work could cause irreversible damage. The majority cited national security, arguing the above-ground structure is essential to protect the underground facility from attacks, making deeper excavation impractical. The National Trust sued over alleged violations of federal park land rules, but the administration countered that the privately funded project is already 65% complete, with $200 million spent or committed, and has been racing to finish on schedule — working 20 hours a day, six days a week. The Court’s decision paves the way for the project while leaving the door open for future review; if they decline to hear the case, construction will resume without delay — a major victory for the administration’s vision.

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