The president lashes out at “treasonists” after lower courts blocked construction on his $400 million project
The president lashes out at “treasonists” after lower courts blocked construction on his $400 million project
Weekend Editor
Published
August 15, 2026 10:46AM (EDT)
The White House is awaiting an override from the Supreme Court to continue construction on the now infamous ballroom / "military complex" project. (Andrew Harnik / Getty Images)
Judges ruled the administration must secure congressional approval before moving ahead with above-ground construction.
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