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On August 31, 2026, Chief Justice John Roberts dissented in a Supreme Court ruling permitting the continuation of construction on a White House ballroom. He argued that the decision could violate the separation of powers by infringing on Congress's financial authority.
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On August 31, 2026, Chief Justice John Roberts dissented in a Supreme Court ruling permitting the continuation of construction on a White House ballroom. He argued that the decision could violate the separation of powers by infringing on Congress's financial authority.
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