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Potomac River sewage spill: Trump says Democrats need to ask for his help
The collapse of a pipe on the Potomac Interceptor sewer line caused more than 200 million gallons of sewer wastewater to gush into the Potomac River.
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bbc.com
Trump directs federal authorities to manage sewage spill 'disaster'
The sewer line rupture has dumped hundreds of millions of gallons into the Potomac River that runs through Washington DC
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usatoday.com
Trump slams Gov. Wes Moore, says feds will take over Potomac cleanup
President Donald Trump said his administration will step in to protect the Potomac River, following the collapse of a sewer pipe.
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upi.com
FEMA to assist in Potomac sewage spill clean-up - UPI.com
President Donald Trump said the Federal Emergency Management Agency will play a key role in cleaning up 200 million to 300 million gallons of sewage in the Potomac River.
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cnbc.com
Potomac River sewage spill: Trump says Democrats need to ask for his help
The collapse of a pipe on the Potomac Interceptor sewer line caused more than 200 million gallons of sewer wastewater to gush into the Potomac River.
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The Potomac sewer spill turned into a political fight. What to know.
A sewage line collapse near Washington, DC, spilled millions of gallons of raw sewage into the Potomac River, and has now become a political fight.
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Leavitt: Trump concerned with Potomac River sewage stench, with America 250 celebrations planned for summer
A sewage pipe collapse just outside of Washington, D.C. that spilled 200 million gallons of wastewater into the Potomac River has caught Trump's attention.
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Trump 'worried' about Potomac poop smell for 250th celebrations
President Trump is concerned a raw sewage spill in the Potomac River could muck up plans for the country's 250th birthday this summer.
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Moore fires back at Trump over sewer spill: 'Please start doing your job'
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore blasted President Donald Trump over his response to a collapsed pipe that caused sewage to spew into the Potomac River.