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Judge stops construction of Donald Trump's ballroom

A federal judge has stopped construction of President Donald Trump's ballroom until the project receives approval from Congress, CNN reports.

The Trump administration has 14 days to appeal the decision, according to Judge Richard Leon. He also warns that all construction work during the period that does not follow the decision risks demolition.

"Unless and until Congress approves the project through legislation, construction must be stopped," Richard Leon writes in the decision.

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Attack helicopters at Kid Rock's pool are being investigated

A video of two AH-64 Apache attack helicopters flying above artist and Maga profile Kid Rock's pool in Nashville is being investigated by the local military, several media outlets report.

A very satisfied Kid Rock published the clip on Saturday with the accompanying text: "This is a level of respect that the brain-dead governor of California will never understand."

The helicopters also flew over a protest against Trump in nearby Nashville the same day. The local military says they were training in the area and that the flight over the protest was not planned. The flight over Kid Rock's residence, which he himself calls the "White House of the South", is being investigated, however.

In an interview with a local television channel that Fox New refers to, Kid Rock says that the pilots have nothing to worry about.

- I'm friends with the president. What are they even going to investigate? They stopped for a few seconds, he says.

Source: Pilots suspended - flew over Kid Rock's home

The pilots who flew two Apache helicopters over the home of the American Maga profile and artist Kid Rock have been suspended, according to information to ABC News.

In total, there are four people who have been suspended pending the completion of an investigation into the flight.

Kid Rock himself posted the incident on Instagram, where helicopters were seen circling over his pool in Nashville.

The military announced early on that the incident would be investigated, but according to Kid Rock, the pilots have nothing to worry about.

– I'm friends with the president. What are they even going to investigate? They only stopped for a few seconds, he told a local television channel, according to Fox