Federal government takes down data on Trump’s DC hotel

Published August 11, 2017 5:57pm ET



The General Services Administration on Friday took down documents that revealed the Trump International Hotel made nearly $2 million in profits in its first four months.

That information was released by the General Services Administration, which manages public buildings. It has access to the profit information of the Trump hotel because it is located in the Old Post Office Building, which the hotel leases from the federal government.

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