A federal appeals court on Friday halted construction on President Trump’s planned White House ballroom, setting up a potential showdown at the Supreme Court
The Wall Street Journal • Politics • 1 hour ago
The appeals court halted construction on President Trump’s planned White House ballroom, setting up a potential showdown at the Supreme Court.
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