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’s proposed ballroom has not been judicially halted as of the latest reporting; the has filed suit seeking a preliminary injunction, a federal judge has signaled skepticism of the administration’s leg...
The ballroom project has not been halted as of late January 2026: demolition and underground work proceeded after the East Wing was torn down, and visible construction continues while a by the seeks t...
A federal judge has not imposed an immediate, blanket court order permanently stopping all work on the East Wing demolition and ballroom project, but the litigation has forced judicial scrutiny and a ...
has not been legally halted as of late January 2026: demolition and underground work have proceeded while a preservation group’s lawsuit seeks a preliminary injunction that a judge has said he will de...
The principal legal challenge to halt demolition and construction of was filed by in mid-December 2025, seeking emergency relief to stop work and force agency review and congressional oversight; a sep...
ballroom — a privately funded, $400 million plan to replace the East Wing with a 90,000-square-foot event space — has become a flashpoint of legal, and political controversy, with federal judges, pres...
The National Trust for Historic Preservation — a nonprofit Congress charged with preserving historic sites — filed the federal lawsuit seeking to halt President Trump’s $300 million, 90,000‑square‑foo...
Yes — preservation groups have brought legal challenges to President Donald Trump’s recent alterations to the White House, most notably a lawsuit seeking to halt demolition and construction tied to a ...
When the National Trust for Historic Preservation sued to halt the White House’s $300 million ballroom project, the immediate judicial response was to refuse an emergency stop to below‑ground work whi...