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During a discussion on MSNBC on the uptick of frantic Donald Trump posts on his Truth Social platform, political commentator Molly Jong-Fast pointed out that the former president is in dire need of cash due to the growing avalanche of legal problems he's facing since leaving office. 
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Activist and photographer Alicia Bruce has documented the residents and landscape of Menie in Scotland, detailing 16 years of Donald Trump’s impact on the area where he built a golf course. Her work honours the community who have ‘refused to bow down, sell up or be pushed around by Donald Trump’. I Burn But I Am Not Consumed is published by Daylight Books
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Former President Donald Trump and his backers often argue that the indictments against him are not hurting him with core supporters — even claiming that they will drive more people to support him. But at least one significant longtime Trump backer appears to have thrown in the towel...
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The New York Times reports that the political network founded by right-wing businessmen Charles and David Koch is plotting a $70 million campaign to "sink" former President Donald Trump ahead of the 2024 Republican Party primary.
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Just hours ahead of his arraignment at a Miami court for federal criminal charges, former President Donald Trump took some time to taunt professional golfers who didn't take massive payouts linked to the government of Saudi Arabia.
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Former President Donald Trump made more than $80 million from his businesses in Ireland and Scotland during his years in the White House, according to a report from the watchdog group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW).
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Attorneys representing longtime Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward this week issued a scathing legal filing accusing Donald Trump of trying to shamelessly profit off his presidency by suing their client for transcripts of interviews conducted while he was in the Oval Office.
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Former President Trump was forced to cancel his outdoor rally in Des Moines, Iowa, on Saturday, due to tornado warnings.
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The latest financial disclosures filed by Donald Trump raise new questions about a large tax break he got on a Batman-like estate north of New York City.
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Former President Donald Trump's finances are in the news again, this time with a focus on what he made from his "Truth Social" social network venture: reportedly less than $201.Trump made very little from the social network popular among right-wing media personalities, yet nonetheless estimates...
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Special counsel probes Trump over fundraising off false election fraud claims: report - RawStory.com
Special counsel Jack Smith’s investigation of Donald Trump’s role in the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol is now probing the former president’s fundraising in the aftermath of the 2020 election, The Washington Post reports.
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Last month, the Federal Election Commission denied former President Donald Trump another extension on the deadline to file his personal financial disclosures, as part of a legal requirement for his presidential campaign.Nearly a month later, past the deadline...
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Appearing on MSNBC on Saturday afternoon, Omarosa Manigault Newman claimed repeatedly that former National Enquirer CEO David Pecker maintained a safe where he stored stories and pictures that could be damaging to Donald Trump's reputation.
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Donald Trump's efforts to convince auto workers to back him over President Joe Biden is failing, Bloomberg reported on Saturday.
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Eliyahu Weinstein has been charged with fraud again, just two years after he had the remainder of a 24-year prison sentence commuted by Trump.The case comes from the SEC Securities and Exchange Commission, which charged six people for a multi-million dollar scheme similar to a Ponzi scheme.
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The Georgia Republican Party spent more than $500,000 in the first half of this year representing “alternate” electors under investigation by local authorities in connection with Donald Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020 election, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.
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According to a report from Laine Doss of the Miami New Times, aides and supporters of Donald Trump walked away hungry after his visit to the popular Versailles Café in Miami's Little Havana following his arraignment on conspiracy and Espionage Act charges on Tuesday.
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On the night news broke that former President Donald Trump has been indicted in connection with a federal probe into his alleged mishandling of classified material, the Republican National Committee blasted out a survey and fundraising email to its massive list of supporters.
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Questions about errors in financial filings made by the special purpose acquisition company looking to merge with Donald Trump's media company are putting the whole Truth Social deal at risk, reports Forbes.
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CNN is reeling from overwhelmingly negative reviews of last week's town hall with former President Donald Trump at St. Anselm College in New Hampshire, during which he aggressively talked over moderator Kaitlan Collins, told a series of lies too fast to fact-check...
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As outrage from some conservatives blew up over Bud Light's sponsorship deal with trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney, former President Donald Trump was notably silent as calls for a boycott of the company grew.
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The former president blew past a federal deadline in the process.
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"Losing is kind of Donald Trump's strong suit," the legal analyst said.
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An attempt by Donald Trump to keep New York Attorney General Letitia James from accessing Trump Organization financial documents was shut down last Friday despite the best efforts of his new accounting firm.
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Donald Trump is expected to return to New York City this week to be deposed in a case over financial records, but this time he isn't facing criminal charges.The former president will be back in the Big Apple on Thursday to be deposed in a $250 million New York State civil lawsuit...
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