Gideon Resnick
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66 recordings
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard 3d ago
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And a conviction in the murder of Tupac Shakur thirty years later.
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It's Tuesday, September first.
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I'm Gideon Resnick.
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This is Apple News Today.
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President Trump can continue with his construction of the White House ballroom after a Supreme Court ruling yesterday.
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In a 5-4 decision, the court effectively brushed aside the views of two lower courts that the president was probably violating the law.
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Justin Juvenil is a Supreme Court reporter for the Washington Post.
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He explained why the National Trust for Historic Preservation sued and ultimately lost.
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They did not have what's
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A trust board member had said that she would suffer professional and personal injuries if construction continued.
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The court didn't agree, saying that, quote, mere offense is not enough to constitute injury.
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And there was a somewhat unlikely coalition that disagreed with the majority here, with Chief Justice John Roberts joining the liberal justices in dissent.
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Roberts said.
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Roberts wrote that Congress has explicitly prohibited building on grounds of the federal government and hadn't approved of this construction.
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The Trump administration had argued that it was too late to stop the building, as the project was about 65% done, and that halting it could put the president's life at risk after multiple assassination attempts.
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Even as the court didn't rule on the legality of the construction without congressional approval, it does seem unlikely that another challenge could stop the building before it's completed.
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harm.
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When the project was first announced in July last year, the White House said it would cost $200 million.
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But that price estimate has since ballooned to at least double that.
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The construction has been a major focus for President Trump even amid the war in Iran, economic impacts in the US, and sinking approval numbers in some polling.
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