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US appeals court allows White House ballroom construction to continue till April 17
US appeals court allows White House ballroom construction to continue till April 17
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US appeals court allows White House ballroom construction to continue till April 17

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A US appeals court allowed the Trump administration to continue White House ballroom construction until April 17, giving time to seek Supreme Court review, while raising doubts over national security claims and sending key questions back to a lower court.

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