AGP Executive Report
Last update: a few seconds agoWhite House Legal Fight: A divided D.C. appeals court ordered Trump’s administration to stop construction of the $400 million White House ballroom, saying Congress—not the executive branch—must approve major changes to federal property; the ruling pauses work for two weeks while Trump vows an immediate Supreme Court appeal, even as the court stressed the decision doesn’t judge whether the project is ultimately “desirable.” D.C. Courtroom Fallout: Trump blasted the judges as a “national disgrace” and framed the project as a national security necessity, while a dissent argued the court lacked jurisdiction. Reflecting Pool Updates: In a separate D.C. saga, Trump urged U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro to “re-visit” dropped Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool vandalism charges, disputing her account of what happened. Local Public Safety: MPD arrested two men accused of posing as federal agents in a gold-bar scam targeting an 85-year-old. Housing & Homelessness: A coalition including D.C. officials won court action blocking HUD’s unlawful effort to cap Continuum of Care funding for permanent supportive housing.
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