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The Trump administration says it will comply with a court ruling temporarily blocking a nearly $1.8 billion fund meant to compensate allies of President Donald Trump.
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The fund was designed to compensate Americans who claimed they were unfairly prosecuted during the Biden and Obama presidencies. The $1.766 billion fund, which critics called a "slush fund" for the president's allies, faced backlash from Democrats and Republicans in Congress.
The Trump administration will temporarily pause the fund meant to compensate the president's allies, complying with a court order.
President Trump is backing off his $1.8 billion payout fund after a G.O.P. backlash, people familiar with the matter said.
One of the most consequential and highly anticipated moves of the NFL offseason has finally come to fruition, as the Eagles landed a first and fifth-round pick for the star WR. The trade came just hours after another superstar changed teams, with the Browns trading Myles Garrett to the Rams.
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