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Judge halts Trump administration from clearing trees at D.C. golf course
A judge extended a restraining order against the Trump administration to halt the clearing of hundreds of trees at a Washington, D.C. golf course which President Trump wants to renovate.
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All three outlets center on a court action against taxpayer-funded Trump ads, with CBS News and Crossfiled’s grouping stressing an order to cancel them while Axios frames it as a judge halting the ads. Washington Post is the only outlet to mention the coalition of nonprofits that sued and to quote their “propaganda” description. CBS News is alone in specifying the DHS spent $20 million and noting the White House defense of the ads as public service announcements.
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