Construction on a White House ballroom can now resume. The Supreme Court of the United States made this decision. Further details about the construction and the decision are available from the source.
The source reports that the Supreme Court allowed the work to proceed. The decision to let construction resume is known, but additional information about the project and the ruling is not provided here. Readers can consult the source for more information.
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