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Donald Trump sued for fraud by New York AG over allegations of overvalued propertiesNew York's attorney general sued former President Donald Trump and his organization, alleging business fraud involving some of their most prized assets.MoneySep 21, 2022
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Trump planning to return to political spotlight with CPAC address: sourceTrump plans to speak to the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Orlando, Florida, on Feb. 28.PoliticsFeb 20, 2021
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Biden is the projected winner of the U.S. election. What if Trump refuses to concede?Concession is not required by law or mentioned in the U.S. Constitution, but it marks a tradition of sportsmanship among presidential competitors that helps maintain the balance of political discourse.PoliticsNov 9, 2020
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‘Shining city on a hill’: America’s global image is on the line this U.S. election, experts say'I think that most people of the world have really high hopes for the United States and want us to fulfill the vision that we have of ourselves.'PoliticsOct 31, 2020
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REALITY CHECK: Trump blamed protesters for low Tulsa rally turnout. Here’s what happenedTrump spoke in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in an arena with thousands of empty seats, a striking disconnect from the million people he had said wanted to come.PoliticsJun 21, 2020
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Trump, Republicans launch attack to reframe Russia investigation as ‘deep state’ plotThe effort has been aided by a Justice Department decision to dismiss its prosecution of former Trump administration national security adviser Michael Flynn.HealthMay 13, 2020
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‘We have it totally under control’: Signs missed in Trump’s coronavirus responseIn the month after the president first addressed the COVID-19 crisis from the White House, key steps to prepare the nation for the coming pandemic were not taken.HealthApr 12, 2020
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‘I guess we got to do it’: How COVID-19 projections dashed Trump’s Easter U.S. re-openingThe projections were grim: Even if the U.S. were to continue to do what it was doing, the coronavirus could leave 100,000 to 200,000 people dead and millions infected. And the totals would be far worse if the nation reopened.WorldMar 30, 2020
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Coronavirus: Trump backs away from idea of quarantining N.Y., N.J., and C.T.“A quarantine will not be necessary.”WorldMar 28, 2020
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‘Make-or-break’: U.S. coronavirus response evolves into 2020 campaign issuePeople in both parties say a recession and rampant disease outbreak would cripple Trump's reelection and Republican efforts to capture House control and defend their Senate majority. That's an edge Democrats are primed to exploit.PoliticsMar 14, 2020
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