Trump Abandons 1.8 Billion Dollar Anti-Weaponization Fund

President Trump is reportedly dropping a controversial 1.8 billion dollar fund intended to compensate victims of political weaponization. The decision follows intense criticism from lawmakers and a federal judge's order to block the payouts amid concerns over potential self-dealing.

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United States President Donald Trump will drop a $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund following intense bipartisan criticism. The fund was intended to compensate victims of political targeting through a settlement between the Justice Department and the IRS. Investors view the move as a resolution to concerns over fiscal self-dealing and potential payouts to political allies.

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