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Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner reacted with astonishment to new reports that Interior Department officials are destroying records of President Donald Trump's controversial construction projects before the new Congress can look at them. Speaking on Brian Tyler Cohen’s podcast , Kirschner said several whistleblowers have come forward, though he didn’t identify them or their allegations in detail. He said officials fear coming congressional oversight. He added that Judge Ana Reyes is about to appoint a special master to examine the administration’s statements about the renovation of a…

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Trump has moved fast to leave his mark on Washington, raising concerns about whether he is getting proper approval for the projects

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Reports find that the Interior Department has been routinely shredding official documents.

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Donald Trump’s attempt to take over a public golf course in Washington, D.C., suffered another setback on Tuesday. U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes ordered the Trump administration to preserve records and emails about its takeover of East Potomac Park, including communications among National Park Service officials, journalist Scott MacFarlane reported. According to MacFarlane , Reyes is investigating whether Trump administration lawyers “ lied to her ” during the legal fight over the takeover. Last month, she opened a formal inquiry into whether officials and government attorneys made…

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President Donald Trump’s Interior Department is getting rid of records tied to his Washington construction projects, while the administration races to push those projects forward before Democrats take control of Congress in January, according to whistleblowers. Several credible whistleblowers have approached the Democratic staff of the House Natural Resources Committee in recent weeks with concerns that the department is disposing of documents ahead of forthcoming scrutiny, congressional sources told CNN . The Interior Department, which oversees much of the national parkland Trump wants to…

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House Democrats are demanding that the Interior department retain documents related to President Donald Trump’s construction projects around Washington after whistleblowers warned that key paperwork has already been destroyed before Democrats take power,

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