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What we know about Trump’s bid to claim $230 million from his own Justice Department
President Donald Trump’s demand that his own Justice Department hand over $230 million as compensation for federal investigations into his behavior is an unprecedented example of how his past indictment lingers over the presidency.

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Trump seeking $230 million from Justice Department over investigations into him, report says
Trump Is Seeking $230 Million From the Justice Dept.
Letters to the Editor: Do honesty and integrity have any place in the Trump administration?
It has become pretty obvious that Donald Trump sought the presidency to stay out of jail and enrich himself.

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New York Magazine · 1d
Can Anyone Stop Trump From Paying Himself Off?
Charleston Gazette-Mail · 1d
Trump says he'd have final say on money he seeks over past federal investigations into his conduct
Lawmaker Warns Trump May Pay Himself $230M DOJ Damages in Secret
“Our reading is that, even though this is a private settlement, it doesn’t have to be disclosed anywhere until there is an accounting of where all the money has gone at the end of the year,” Raskin t...

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Is Donald Trump Paying Himself With Taxpayer Money? Experts Criticise Roberts' Supreme Court Decision
Idaho State Journal · 2d
Trump seeks to approve his own $230M payback from DOJ over past probes

Trump’s $230M DOJ settlement bid likely has few legal backstops

President Trump’s bid to be awarded as much as $230 million by his own Department of Justice as compensation for the various federal probes into his conduct would likely face few legal backstops
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Legal experts highlight 'huge ethical concerns' with potential Justice Department settlements for Trump

President Donald Trump is seeking hundreds of millions of dollars in damages from the Justice Department for federal investigations into him, according to reporting from The New York Times.

Democrats Accuse Trump DOJ of Election Interference

The DOJ will monitor elections in New Jersey and California after requests from Republicans. Here's what to know

NY Attorney General Letitia James pleads not guilty in bank fraud case brought by Trump DOJ

New York Attorney General Tish James pleaded not guilty Friday in a federal fraud case pursued by Donald Trump’s Justice Department, charges she said were produced by the president’s “vehicle of retribution.

Trump Lines Up Next Targets With Wildly Inaccurate Claims

President Donald Trump has set his sights on several Biden administration officials, accusing them of rigging the 2020 election that took place while Trump was still in office. In a late Friday night Truth Social post,

Grassley releases memo showing DOJ 'unleashed unchecked government power' on Trump associates

Grassley released Justice Department memo showing Garland, Monaco and Wray personally approved FBI investigation into Trump campaign associates' alleged obstruction efforts.
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Kamala Harris Reveals She May Run for President Again After Losing to Donald Trump: 'I'm Not Done'

Kamala Harris might have another presidential campaign in her future. The former Vice President of the United States revealed a second presidential run is still on the table after her historical 107-day campaign against Donald Trump in 2024.

Donald Trump Suffers Another Blow in National Guard Deployment

The Trump administration suffered a legal blow on Friday afternoon when the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals stayed an order issued on October 20 by a federal appellate court ruling it could deploy 200 National Guard troops to Portland, Oregon, under federal control.

Trump reportedly suing DOJ, asking for $230 million. What happened to his felonies?

President Donald Trump sued the Department of Justice, asking for $230 million from legal troubles before second term. How many felonies does he have?
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