Construction of a new ballroom at the White House will proceed. The Supreme Court has issued a temporary order allowing work to continue.
This decision enables the project to move forward. Further information about the construction and the Supreme Court's order is available.
Details of the project and the court's ruling can be found through additional reporting, providing more context and information about the new ballroom and the decision to allow construction to continue.
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