Judge Allows Construction on Trump's Ballroom to Move Forward; GOP Reps Grilled Hillary Clinton About ETs, Pizzagate, and Epstein; and Mick Foley Is a Fan of the Prince George's Police Department - Washingtonian
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Judge Allows Construction on Trump's Ballroom to Move Forward; GOP Reps Grilled Hillary Clinton About ETs, Pizzagate, and Epstein; and Mick Foley Is a Fan of the Prince George's Police Department - Washingtonian
"MAGA activists want President Trump to "declare a national emergency that would unlock extraordinary presidential power over voting." A draft executive order claims that foreign interference is occurring and would require voters to re-register and provide citizenship information, among other measures."
"Election power rests with states, and such an order would be unconstitutional, experts say. Mark Ditlevson, Trump's nominee to be assistant secretary of defense for homeland defense and Americas security affairs, avoided questions from senators yesterday about whether the feds will deploy National Guard troops to polling places."
"The Department of Justice sued New Jersey, Utah, Oklahoma, Kentucky, and West Virginia for voter roll data. It's now seeking such data from more than two dozen states."
Weather conditions feature mostly sunny skies with light breezes and a high around 54 degrees, clearing overnight with a low near 36 degrees. Sports events include the Capitals hosting Vegas on Friday and visiting Montreal on Saturday, while the Wizards host Toronto on Saturday. The Philly/DC band Two Thumbs Down performs a record release show at Comet Ping Pong on Saturday. Washingtonian is conducting a travel survey asking readers to nominate favorite places to stay, with a $100 gift card prize and potential publication in the May issue. Administrative news includes discussions about proposed executive orders regarding voting procedures and ongoing Department of Justice actions seeking voter roll data from multiple states.
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