Federal judge raises 'meritless re-prosecution' in Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool hearing
A D.C. judge peppered federal prosecutors with questions on Friday about President Trump’s recent remarks about a former Olympian accused of damaging the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, as the prosecutors sought to convince him that the possibility of future charges should be left open. Superior Court Judge Todd Edelman asked assistant U.S. Attorney Michael Spence...
The Trump administration has awarded a $2.7 million contract to American Ag Energy, Inc., a Massachusetts-based company, to address the recurring algae problem at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington, D.C. The pool had previously undergone a $30 million rehabilitation project during the Obama administration, but algae reappeared after the pool was refilled.
In the latest renovation effort, contractors will conduct biological and chemical testing to identify the root causes of the algae blooms and implement changes to prevent future occurrences. The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool has faced algae growth, leaks, and water-quality issues for decades, making maintenance a recurring challenge for one of D.C.'s most iconic landmarks.
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