Trump asks Supreme Court to allow White House ballroom work to continue
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Trump asks US Supreme Court to allow ballroom work to continue - Published US President Donald Trump has asked the Supreme Court to allow him to continue building a $400m (£295m) ballroom at the White House without congressional permission.
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Trump asks US Supreme Court to allow ballroom work to continue - Published US President Donald Trump has asked the Supreme Court to allow him to continue building a $400m (£295m) ballroom at the White House without congressional permission.
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