Trump plan to overhaul historic D.C. golf course troubles Maryland, Virginia senators

Four Maryland and Virginia Democratic senators are raising concerns about the Trump administration's proposal to redevelop the historic East Potomac Golf Links in Washington, D.C. They've expressed worries that the plan could disrupt the local ecosystem and impact the course's historical significance. The senators sent a letter to the Department of the Interior seeking detailed information, following up on an earlier inquiry in January. This situation highlights broader debates about federal land management and the preservation of historical sites versus modern development.