The Legal Wreckage of the Supreme Court’s Ballroom Follies

The Supreme Court ruled that a preservationist group lacks standing to challenge President Donald Trump's unauthorized construction of a ballroom on White House grounds, despite Congressional prohibitions. Separately, Moshe Marvit dropped his legal challenge after being fired from the FMSHRC. Marvit cited a Supreme Court decision expanding the President's firing power, conceding that the Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission is no longer an independent agency following the high court's sweeping legal interpretation.