The Latest: Officials wanted say in Trump charity closure
NEW YORK (AP) — The Latest on a deal to dissolve President Donald Trump's charitable foundation (all times local):
3:20 p.m.
The New York Attorney General's Office says it blocked President Donald Trump's foundation from voluntarily going out of business because the charity wanted to do so without oversight.
A spokeswoman for Attorney General Barbara Underwood says the Trump Foundation only sought to dissolve after it found itself under investigation two years ago.
The sides agreed Tuesday to a court-supervised plan for the foundation to fold and distribute its remaining $1.7 million in assets to other charities.