Court Dismisses Attempt to Block Book From President Trump’s Niece

President Donald Trump, flanked by officials and business leaders, announces a national emergency with regard to the coronavirus in the White House Rose Garden in Washington on March 13, 2020. Charlotte Cuthbertson/The Epoch Times

A New York court on Thursday rejected a bid to halt the publication of a book from Mary Trump, a niece of President Donald Trump.

Robert Trump, the president’s brother, tried convincing a judge to block the book, which is slated for release next month. He believes Mary Trump violated a non-disclosure agreement she allegedly agreed to in the early 2000s after their father, Fred Trump, died.