DCist: A Federal Appeals Court Revives D.C. and Maryland’s Emoluments Case Against President Trump

By Editor On May 14, 2020 Last updated May 14, 2020

A federal appeals court has revived D.C. and Maryland’s lawsuit against President Donald Trump, allowing the once-dismissed complaint to move forward.

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