Judge Issues Temporary Halt on Trump's White House Ballroom Construction
A Republican-appointed judge has ruled that while Trump serves as the steward of the White House, he does not hold ownership, leading to a temporary pause in construction.
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A Republican-appointed judge has ruled that while Trump serves as the steward of the White House, he does not hold ownership, leading to a temporary pause in construction.
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