Trump wants to hide who on his staff worked on DC golf course. A judge said, No
Judge Ana C. Reyes ordered disclosure of the officials behind the taxpayer-funded golf course overhaul and appointed a prosecutor to examine possible ethics violations.
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Donald Trump likes to play golf. He likes to spend his weekends in one of his golf clubs. What he lacks: a large golf course in Washington D.C. For this he wants to redesign a historic complex. As with many of his plans, a court decides now.
Judge forces Trump DOJ to unmask officials behind his golf course plan
The Trump administration tried to keep secret the names of officials involved in planning a multimillion-dollar, taxpayer-funded makeover of a public golf course in Washington, D.C., after a federal judge launched an investigation into whether the government moved forward with the plans despite her orders.The Trump administration wants to “preserve the anonymity” of Department of the Interior employees who “drafted, edited, or provided input” on…
The U.S. President wants to rebuild a historic facility in Washington for professional tournaments. Hobby golfers and conservationists move to court. Does Trump's golf course have to give way to gigantism?
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The Independent (US)Trump wants to hide who on his staff worked on DC golf course. A judge said, No
The Justice Department wants to conceal the names of government officials behind renovation plans claiming it has generated ‘outrage and death threats’
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