Another court blocks White House ballroom work, teeing up a Supreme Court review

A federal appeals court has halted ongoing construction on the White House's new ballroom, ruling that the project can't proceed without congressional approval. This decision aligns with efforts by historic preservationists to safeguard the building's integrity. This move could lead to a significant Supreme Court review, as the case highlights tensions between executive branch initiatives and congressional oversight, raising broader questions about the balance of power in major construction projects affecting historic sites.