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

Lawmakers from the U.S. House and Senate, primarily from Western states, are pushing for more details from the Interior Department about the Trump administration's decision to divert around $90 million in national parks fees to cover renovations and events in Washington, D.C. This move has raised eyebrows and concerns about the proper allocation of public funds. The demand for transparency underscores a larger issue about federal resource management and the potential misuse of funds intended for national parks. It's a critical inquiry that could set a precedent for future administrations in how public money is used.