A proposed renovation of a golf course in Washington, D.C., is part of a broader effort by a former president to reshape prominent landmarks, despite facing legal challenges. The project, which includes the East Potomac course, continues to advance even after a judge issued an order against it. Meanwhile, survivors of recent extreme weather disasters across the country remain in urgent need of federal aid, with officials estimating over $10 billion required for recovery efforts in heavily impacted regions like Los Angeles and St. Louis. The delays in disbursing funds have left communities struggling to rebuild, as the last major long-term recovery allocation was made two years ago for a hurricane that struck Florida.
East Potomac course in Washington DC among a number of projects Trump is pursuing to reshape landmarks Trump plans DC golf course renovation in defiance of judge’s orderSign up for US Breaking News emailUS disaster survivors still await at least $10bn in federal aid: ‘It’s devastating’Survivors of extreme weather disasters across the US are facing long waits for government assistance funds to rebuild their lives, with the last long-term recovery funds allocated for Hurricane Milton that hit Florida two years ago. Government officials estimate more than $10bn is needed in long-term disaster recovery funding to rebuild affected communities in Los Angeles county and St Louis, Missouri, alone.“We have called for a full investigation, arrest, and prosecution to the fullest extent of the law to whoever participated in this,” Huckabee added. “Attacking a female photographer is despicable act of terror carried out by masked cowards. Dishonorable act of senseless violence.” Continue reading...
