The president has decided that there is one neat trick for earning judicial compliance for a range of vanity projects and constitutional abuses.

The lawsuit over the ban goes to court Wednesday.

Trump believes building codes don’t apply to him or the White House ballroom.

Trump used his meeting with Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to talk about how much he needs a White House ballroom.

“Why bother?” one of Donald Trump’s aides said.

Donald Trump is building monuments to himself because he suspects no one else will.

The majority opinion in the ballroom case is indefensible—and the chief justice righteously demolished it.

The high court’s recent decision on the illegal addition to the White House shines a light on just how willing it is to let Donald Trump break the law.

The Supreme Court has allowed Trump to move forward with building a White House ballroom.

Trump claims he needs the White House ballroom for national security. But the White House already has a secret bunker.

Why would the chair of the U.S. Commission of Fine Arts have to meet Kremlin officials?

Of the more than $900 million Donald Trump is funneling towards construction, $70 million has no identified source.

A federal appeals court panel ruled that Donald Trump must stop aboveground construction on his beloved ballroom.

Donald Trump wants more money for his vanity projects.

Donald Trump is more interested in his war with Iran, his ballroom, and the SAVE Act.

The White House ballroom, which Trump claimed wouldn’t cost taxpayers a cent, skipped the typical bidding process.

Trump’s budget office just shifted $352 million in Secret Service funds.

A bombshell report suggests taxpayers will be paying half the cost for the lavish eyesore.

A medical professional warned Donald Trump’s constant talking about the renovations is a sign of things getting worse.

An administration lawyer made this shocking and cynical argument in court last week. That’s the position of an emperor, not a president.