The National Trust for Historic Preservation has faced setbacks in halting the construction of a new White House ballroom, as a judge ruled in favor of President Trump, allowing work to continue with limited oversight. The Trust argues that the public should have input on significant changes to historic sites, fearing loss of historical integrity. The White House claims it does not need prior approval for demolition, while the Trust seeks judicial enforcement of congressional oversight for such projects. Upcoming hearings are set for January regarding the ballroom and its implications for future constructions.
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