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Trump eyes D.C. golf course as part of broader capital renovation spree

A federal judge is overseeing a dispute over a Washington D.C. golf course, with former President Trump reportedly interested in transforming it into a U.S. Open-caliber venue. This project is part of a broader pattern of Trump initiating numerous renovation and construction projects across the capital. These initiatives, including repainting buildings and adding his name to landmarks, have drawn criticism for their cost and timing amidst national and international concerns. AI

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Trump eyes D.C. golf course as part of broader capital renovation spree

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Steven Sloan, The Associated Press ·

    A federal judge weighing the future of a D.C. golf course doesn’t want to be Amy Poehler, but Trump might be interested as he remakes parks

    Trump is guaranteeing himself a lasting imprint on a city where he won just 6.5% of the vote in 2024.