A significant difference in approach is notable between two US presidents. President Donald Trump's actions on a White House project were taken without congressional approval. This is in contrast to an earlier project initiated by President Theodore Roosevelt, who had received necessary funds and approval from Congress.

The Supreme Court has issued a stay, allowing work to continue on the project. The court's decision was made in an unsigned opinion joined by multiple justices.

Further information on this development is available from the source, including details on the project and the court's ruling.