Judge asked to compel the Trump administration to disclose emails and texts about Kennedy Center plans

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Plaintiffs' attorneys challenging President Donald Trump's plans to close the Kennedy Center asked a judge to compel the Trump administration to disclose emails and texts about the plans, The Philadelphia Inquirer and PBS NewsHour reported on Sunday 25 October, the attorneys claiming that the administration is withholding records that document the scope of Trump's influence over the center's management, according to the Inquirer. A list of records in the Kennedy Center's possession suggests that Trump has been in 'near-constant contact' with the center's management, either directly or through intermediaries, the plaintiffs' lawyers said in a court filing on Sunday, PBS NewsHour reported.

Latest: Plaintiffs' attorneys challenging President Donald Trump's plans to close the Kennedy Center asked a judge to compel the Trump administration to disclose emails and texts about the plans, The Philadelphia Inquirer and PBS NewsHour reported, the lawyers saying in a court filing that a list of records suggests Trump has been in 'near-constant contact' with the center's management, according to PBS NewsHour.

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