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The world met Katie Zacharia on Tuesday, and it went golly-gee swell.
Is it parody or is it real life?
Also, fake lawyer?
A federal judge has temporarily barred the Trump administration from cutting down additional trees at a D.C. municipal golf course, the latest example of a court intervening in the government’s efforts to reshape pieces of the nation’s capital.
US District Judge Ana Reyes ordered a short-term stop to the tree-clearings, which she extended on Tuesday through Oct. 26. She warned Monday that “if that order is violated by two seconds, there are going to be contempt proceedings.”
Inspection found the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool’s faulty liner had 85 points of damage due to faulty installation by the contractor, far more extensive than previously reported.
Federal Judge Timothy Kelly ordered the White House on Tuesday to continue allowing journalists from CNN, MS Now and Politico to access the building as the media coalition’s lawsuit against the Trump administration plays out.
Mid-Term Election Moments:
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Trump Delays Deposition in BBC Defamation Case:
The BBC is asking a federal judge in Florida to force Donald Trump to sit for a deposition as part of the president’s $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the British broadcaster.
Trump’s team agreed to a deposition on Friday, according to a Tuesday court filing, but now are suggesting that he would be available in the second or third week of January, well after the deadline to complete the discovery portion of the case.
Kimber-lay:
The Republican donor at the center of the Kimberly Guilfoyle scandal said he was ready to go after other administration officials, including Vice President Vance, if they did not heed his call to extradite Dr. Abubakar Atiq Durrani, who fled to Pakistan after being accused of performing unnecessary spinal surgeries, including on children.