Federal judge halts $400 million ballroom plans at White House site pending congressional approval
A federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction halting plans for a $400 million ballroom on the site of the demolished East Wing of the White House. This ruling came in response to a request from a preservation group, underscoring the ongoing tensions regarding alterations to historic government buildings. The court determined that construction must not proceed without congressional approval, a significant legal hurdle for the Trump administration, which is expected to appeal the ruling. The judge emphasized that Donald Trump, while serving as president, acts as the steward of the White House rather than its owner. This legal distinction... [Continue Reading]
US Honors Vietnam War Veterans Amid Veteran Day Commemoration
The US government has officially marked National Vietnam War Veterans Day to honor millions of American servicemen and women who served in the conflict from 1965 until the final withdrawal of troops in 1973. This initiative pays tribute to veterans who faced intense conditions such as extreme weather, difficult terrain, and guerrilla warfare. The day underscores the bravery, unity, and sacrifices of these troops during a contentious and prolonged war. The commemoration affects a wide population of veterans and their families, serving as a public acknowledgment of their service and hardships endured. It also reminds the broader American public of... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 30 Mar 2026 02:03
