Opponents are suing to prevent the Trump administration from taking over a municipal golf course that has offered inexpensive recreation and green space for a century.
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July 25, 2026, 5:35 AM EDT
By Andrea Mitchell and Owen Hayes
WASHINGTON — Unless a federal judge intervenes, President Donald Trump has said the administration will break ground on Sept. 1 for what the Department of the Interior is calling a new “world-class” golf course only a mile from the White House South Lawn.
Trump announced that the Department of Interior will break ground on the renovation of the East Potomac Golf Links public golf…
The plan is part of Trump's broader effort to reshape the nation's capital through highly visible public-space overhauls.
WASHINGTON: A non-profit organization and two residents in Washington sued President Donald Trump’s administration on Friday…
President Donald Trump announced Sunday that work will begin Sept. 1 on the East Potomac golf course, despite the plans being…
The president’s plan to remake the historic public course into an championship layout has sparked outrage among locals and…
In a lengthy Truth Social post detailing a Sunday morning tour of various sites around Washington, D.C., Trump said the…
