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Appeals Court Questions Trump's Arguments Regarding Ballroom Project

An appeals court has shown skepticism towards President Trump's arguments concerning his ballroom project, which continues to be under construction despite a pending lawsuit. Trump had previously brought reporters to the site in May 2026.

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An appeals court has shown skepticism towards President Trump's arguments concerning his ballroom project, which continues to be under construction despite a pending lawsuit. Trump had previously brought reporters to the site in May 2026.

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Appeals Court Appears Skeptical of Trump’s Ballroom Arguments

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Appeals Court Questions Trump's Arguments Regarding Ballroom Project