A federal judge clarified Thursday that his order halting construction of the White House ballroom only applies to above-ground construction, adding that below-ground construction of enhanced national security features for the complex may proceed.

A federal judge on Thursday issued a new order halting construction of President Donald Trump's much-touted new White House ballroom, finding the administration was using fancy footwork to try to sidestep his previous ruling. Subscribe to read this story ...

A federal judge must reconsider the possible national security implications of halting construction of President Trump's $400 million White House ballroom, a federal appeals court ruled on Saturday. A three-judge panel from the U.S. Court of Appeals for ...

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The mammoth project will run to hundreds of millions of dollars, but there are important limits on what the money can be spent on.

President Donald Trump is warning against obstruction of the $400 million White House ballroom and rooftop drone base, directly calling out U.S. District Judge Richard Leon for giving in to a "serial plaintiff" and a "ridiculous lawsuit" putting U.S ...

President Donald Trump offered an impromptu tour of the $400 million ballroom project at the White House on May 19, speaking over the din of construction with a massive dug up site behind him, just days after a Senate official thwarted a Republican effort ...

The cost of President Donald Trump’s sprawling White House ballroom project has spiraled to $600 million, with taxpayers paying roughly half of the bill, the Washington Post reported Tuesday. The bombshell revelation shatters Trump’s initial insistence that funding for the biggest in a series of projects remaking the People’s House would come only from private donors.