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SCOTUS Rules Trump Can Build White House Ballroom, Roberts Joins Dissenting Liberals
SCOTUS Rules Trump Can Build White House Ballroom, Roberts Joins Dissenting Liberals
The U.S. Supreme Court just issued an order allowing construction of President Trump’s White House ballroom project to continue while the administration contests a lower court order that would block much of the development.
The justices voted 5–4 (with Chief Justice Roberts joining the three 'liberal' judges in dissent) to grant the federal government’s request to stay a lower court’s order halting above-ground construction of the ballroom while a lawsuit against the project by a historic preservation group plays...
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$139 Million Drug Bust Exposes Broker-Style Cross-Border Trucking Operation
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By Phil Brink of FreightWaves
Canadian and U.S. agencies uncovered a broker-style operation using commercial transportation connections to move illegal drugs.
Authorities display evidence seized during Project Bay, including suspected cocaine, methamphetamine and opium. The operation recovered nearly 1.7 metric tons of drugs and 17 firearms. (Photo: Ontario Provincial Police)
Canadian authorities seized nearly 1.7 metric tons of illegal drugs during a cross-border investigation named Project Bay. The haul included suspected cocaine, methamphetamine and opium. Authorities estimated the products’ street value above $139 million....
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