U.S. Supreme Court Temporarily Allows Construction of Trump’s Ballroom at the White House
The decision suspended the effect of a previous ruling by a lower court, which had halted the work after the legality of the project was challenged. According to available information, Trump wants to build a new ballroom at the White House costing hundreds of millions of dollars. The project is described as controversial, and the court proceedings focus on whether the administration may continue the work without further legal restriction. kultura.pravda.sk ↗ BBC World ↗
The Supreme Court has not yet decided on the final fate of the construction. The current decision is only temporary in nature and allows construction to continue while the government’s request for longer-term permission to proceed with the work is being considered. The dispute therefore remains open, and the next steps will depend on how the court handles the administration’s emergency filing.
On Record
„Pokud to budu považovat za akt nepřátelství, uvalím značná cla, nebo přeruším s Evropou obchod."
Reakcia na možné pridruženie Kanady k Európskej únii
„Máme nápad na mier. Poslal som Steva Witkoffa a Jareda Kushnera, dvoch skvelých vyjednávačov. A je tu možno dobrá šanca, že to zvládneme."
Trump v Bielom dome oznámil, že vyslancov posiela do Moskvy s návrhom na ukončenie vojny. Obsah návrhu nezverejnil.
„Nenávidia sa."
Trumpova odpoveď na otázku, čo bráni dohode medzi Vladimirom Putinom a Volodymyrom Zelenským.
„schrecklicher Partner"
Kritika Španielska na summite NATO v Ankare
„großartige Führungsperson"
Trump pochválil Marka Rutteho pred summitom NATO.
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