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عربية – DW
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The article addresses the criticisms that U.S. President Donald Trump directed at Attorney General Janet Yellen in Washington after she refrained from pursuing criminal charges against a company involved in renovating the reflecting pool in front of the Lincoln Memorial in the capital. Documents revealed that the damages to the pool were caused by faults in the restoration work rather than deliberate vandalism, prompting Yellen to request the drop of charges against a former Olympic athlete. However, this move was later annulled when evidence of technical flaws and execution problems came to light. Trump responded by sharply criticizing Yellen, accusing her of weakness and suggesting she might be dismissed, although she currently remains in her position. The case also involves the project's cost, which reached $14.7 million, and the damages resulting from poor execution, alongside debates over the independence of the Department of Justice and the influence of political directives on legal decisions. This situation exposes rifts within the American administration and highlights Trump’s strained relationship with judicial institutions.
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