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Construction on a $400 million White House ballroom project can continue for now, thanks to a decision by Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts. The project is associated with President Donald Trump. Further details about the project and the decision are available from the source.
The decision allows work to proceed at this time. The source provides more information about the situation, including the chief justice's role in the decision to allow construction to continue.
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