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- Update ⋅ September 1, 2026 NEWS President Donald Trump asks Supreme Court to allow immediate firing of 29 transgender military service members ABC News President Donald President Donald Trump has appealed to the Supreme Court to allow immediate firing of 29 active-duty transgender military service members.
- Supreme Court OKs President Donald Trump's ballroom construction, but Roberts says project is 'likely unlawful' Politico The Supreme Court is allowing President Donald President Donald Trump to press on with his White House ballroom project — over a strident objection from Chief .
- Supreme Court, in 5-4 vote, rules for President Donald Trump on new ballroom, dismissing challenge LA Times President Donald Trump's White House ballroom will be built with mostly private funds and without approval of Congress.
- White House ballroom construction allowed to proceed, Supreme Court rules NBC News President Donald Trump voters in some of the nation's most competitive congressional districts showed a new willingness to voice critiques of the administration in .
- A liberal think tank and an Air Force major are President Donald Trump's latest targets for speech policing Reason Magazine President Donald Trump threatened the Center for American Progress with a defamation lawsuit, while Jason Watson faces a court martial.
News update for the hour ⋅ September 1, 2026
President Donald Trump asks Supreme Court to allow immediate firing of 29 transgender military service members
Supreme Court OKs President Donald Trump's ballroom construction, but Roberts says project is 'likely unlawful'
Supreme Court, in 5-4 vote, rules for President Donald Trump on new ballroom, dismissing challenge
President Donald Trump administration announces drug pricing deals with CSL, Astellas and others | Reuters
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Live News update for the hours: White House ballroom construction allowed to proceed, Supreme Court rules
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A liberal think tank and an Air Force major are President Donald Trump's latest targets for speech policing
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