Lawmakers demand info on Trump use of national park fees to pay for D.C. repairs

Lawmakers from both the House and Senate, particularly from Western states, are pushing for more information from the Interior Department regarding the Trump administration's use of $90 million in national park fees to finance renovations in Washington, D.C. This move has raised eyebrows and concerns about the proper allocation of funds meant for park maintenance and conservation efforts. The controversy underscores a broader debate about federal budget priorities and the potential misuse of public funds, highlighting the importance of transparency and accountability in government spending.