Lawyers for Donald Trump’s niece seeking to clear her path to publish a book about the family have cited “bombshell” New York Times reporting on the Trumps’ tax affairs as proof a non-disclosure agreement signed in 2001 was based on “demonstrably fraudulent” financial information and should be held invalid. Attorneys for Mary Trump made the argument in filings in New York state supreme court in Dutchess county this week. Simon & Schuster is set…
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