NEW YORK—Mary Trump can talk about the memoir she wrote about her uncle, President Donald Trump, after the president’s brother requested a judge cancel a temporary restraining order from June 30 on Monday, allowing the president’s only niece to freely publicize and distribute her work.
After Robert Trump’s request, Judge Hal B. Greenwald in Poughkeepsie, New York, reversed orders he had issued temporarily blocking Mary Trump from promoting her book. Robert Trump had filed an injunction in June seeking to block Mary Trump from publishing the memoir according to an agreement that relatives made barring anyone talking about family members publicly without others consent when settling the estate of her father after his death.
