Judge Reyes Presides Over Heated Hearing on Trump's East Potomac Park Golf Course Plan
Photo: Fox NewsU.S. District Judge Ana Reyes presided over a nearly seven-hour hearing in Washington on Monday over the future of East Potomac Park, which President Trump wants to turn into a championship-style golf course. Trump had attacked her in strongly personal terms. Reyes rejected a Justice Department demand not to participate in the hearing, and during the proceedings she reversed a Rule 11 demand against DOJ attorneys. The Trump administration has alleged she is biased after she yelled at a government attorney. Reyes has had unusually heated exchanges with the government over the plans for the historic course.
The alternative source, The Hill, leads with Reyes shooting down the DOJ's demand and with the administration's bias allegation. The left-leaning Washington Post offers a profile-style explainer on Reyes and her heated clashes with the government. The right-leaning Fox News centers on her backing off the Rule 11 demand after a showdown with a senior DOJ official. All three describe Trump's insult and the golf course dispute. They differ mainly in which moment of the conflict they stress.
How the sides differ Left sources stress the judge's heated exchanges with the government; alternative sources highlight the bias allegation; right sources focus on her reversing a Rule 11 demand against DOJ attorneys.
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The Washington Post frames the story as a profile of Reyes, listing key points about her and stressing her unusually heated exchanges with the government over the golf course plans.
The Hill leads with Reyes rejecting the DOJ's demand not to participate in the hearing, and relays the administration's allegation that she is biased after yelling at a government attorney.
Fox News leads with Reyes abruptly reversing her Rule 11 demand against DOJ attorneys during a nearly seven-hour hearing, presenting it as the outcome of a showdown with DOJ's No. 3.