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Monday briefing: Does Trump’s $1.8bn ‘anti-weaponization fund’ signal a new era of law and disorder?
A settlement in Trump v. IRS created a $1.8bn fund for the Trump administration to distribute at its discretion, drawing widespread criticism for cronyism and corruption. Over a dozen Republican senators have urged changes, and a majority of Democrats and Republicans oppose the fund according to YouGov polling.
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