President Donald Trump faces another setback regarding his proposed White House ballroom, as a federal appeals court ordered the administration to pause the $400 million construction effort, citing lack of congressional approval. The decision stems from a lawsuit filed by the National Trust for Historic Preservation, which had sought an injunction against the project the previous year. A three‑judge panel upheld that injunction by a vote of two to one. Trump has announced his intention to appeal the ruling to the Supreme Court. Camille Corcoran provides further details.
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