The White House is locked in a high-stakes legal battle over a massive $90,000-square-foot renovation—including a secret underground military facility—claimed by the administration to be vital for national security. But the National Trust for Historic Preservation is fighting back, arguing the project violates legal procedures and requires congressional approval, not just presidential authority. After a court pause and appeals, the administration now seeks Supreme Court approval to keep building, warning that stopping work could endanger national security. The preservation group insists existing rules already allow limited security work. This showdown could redefine the balance of power between the president and Congress—and decide the fate of one of America’s most iconic landmarks.
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