The Supreme Court ruled Tuesday to permit President Trump to proceed with plans for constructing a ballroom at the White House, removing a legal obstacle that had stalled the project.
The high court's decision represents a significant victory for the administration as it seeks to expand entertainment and ceremonial space at the executive mansion. Details about the scope and timeline of the construction project were not immediately available.
In separate developments Tuesday, Army Secretary Dan Driscoll announced his departure from the position. The circumstances surrounding Driscoll's resignation and the timeline for selecting his replacement remain unclear.
Meanwhile, finance leaders from the world's largest economies have convened in North Carolina for the G-20 summit. The gathering brings together ministers and central bank governors to address pressing global economic challenges and coordinate policy responses.
The North Carolina summit marks a significant diplomatic moment as officials tackle issues ranging from international trade to financial stability. The meeting provides a forum for the United States to engage with counterparts from major economies including China, Germany, Japan, and other G-20 member nations.
