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POLITICS & POLICY • UNITED STATES

Judge opens inquiry into whether officials misled court in D.C. golf course case

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A federal judge opened an inquiry into whether Trump administration officials misled the court about plans for East Potomac Golf Links. The inquiry is separate from the operator’s plan to stop operating the course on Nov. 15.

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The inquiry could affect the federal government’s handling of the D.C. redevelopment dispute and the future of a public golf course. Its immediate practical effects are local to Washington, D.C.