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Ph.D. Harvard University 2015
Construction on the new East Wing — including demolition of the old East Wing and the start of work on a planned ballroom and underground facilities — ; in late 2025 and the administration has continu...
No court has ordered construction of East Wing ballroom to stop as of the most recent reporting; a federal judge has signaled strong skepticism about the administration’s legal arguments and has indic...
The short answer: construction of the ballroom has not been fully halted, but judicial limits and ongoing litigation have constrained certain work — notably below‑ground activities — while above‑groun...
Yes — the is being actively and credibly challenged in federal court: sued to halt the roughly $300–$400 million project, a federal judge has expressed deep skepticism about the administration’s legal...
ballroom project has not been legally halted: filed suit seeking a court order to pause the project, but no judge has yet issued an injunction to stop work, and the administration says above‑ground co...
is not currently under a court-ordered halt; construction work—particularly underground and demolition activity—has continued, but legal challenges and federal reviews create a real possibility that a...
The National Trust for Historic Preservation sued President Donald Trump and multiple federal agencies on Dec. 12 to seek a court order halting construction of a $300 million, 90,000-square-foot White...