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White House Ballroom Fight: A divided D.C. Circuit panel ordered Trump’s $400 million White House ballroom to stop above ground because Congress hasn’t approved it, while allowing underground work to continue; the court put the halt on hold for 14 days as Trump vows an immediate Supreme Court appeal. DronePort Pushback: Trump doubled down after the ruling, posting an AI-style “DronePort” image and calling it a “great and very important military asset,” framing the fight as national security. DC Preservation Fallout: The same legal battle is tied to historic-preservation concerns after Trump demolished the East Wing, with the National Trust for Historic Preservation arguing the executive branch can’t “self-help” major changes to federal landmarks. FEMA Leadership: The Senate confirmed Cameron Hamilton to lead FEMA, returning him to the agency after earlier turmoil and signaling a shift in how disaster response may be managed. DC Courts Watch: In a separate D.C. case, a judge temporarily blocked the Pentagon from enforcing a blacklist designation against WuXi AppTec, underscoring that national-security restrictions can still be challenged in court. Crypto Recovery in DC: Bybit filed a civil lawsuit in D.C. against North Korea and the Lazarus Group over a $1.5 billion theft, winning a preliminary freeze on identifiable stolen assets. Reflecting Pool Saga: U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro dropped charges tied to alleged Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool vandalism, conceding the damage was linked to construction problems rather than vandalism.

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