Several pro teams have stopped staying at hotels owned by President Donald Trump, according to a Washington Post story.

Washington Post reporters Tim Bontemps and David Fahrenthold, who covers Trump's businesses and conflicts of interest, according to twitter account, wrote a story reporting that 16 of 17 NBA teams have stopped staying at Trump's hotels.

The Falcons have never stayed at Trump hotels, according to the team.

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