The Supreme Court has allowed the resumption of construction on a White House ballroom project that had faced legal challenges, though one conservative justice issued a sharp rebuke, calling the initiative "unlawful." The ruling comes amid ongoing disputes over the project’s legality, with critics arguing it violates federal procurement rules. While the court’s decision clears the immediate path forward, the dissent highlights deeper concerns about how the project was approved. Legal experts are now weighing whether further appeals could still derail the work.
Supreme Court lets Trump resume White House ballroom construction — but conservative justice slams 'unlawful' project New York Post
