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Trump demands DOJ pay him $230M for past investigations

Trump Said to Demand Justice Dept. Pay Him $230 Million for Past Cases

President Trump is demanding that the Justice Department pay him about $230 million in compensation for the federal investigations into him, according to people familiar with the matter, who added tha...

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Trump demands $230 million from DOJ over past investigations

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New York Times: Trump wants the DOJ to pay him $230 million for past investigations

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Trump, 79, Can’t Figure Out How to Answer Simple Question

President Donald Trump struggled to answer questions from the press regarding reports that he is seeking to force the Department of Justice to pay him $230 million as compensation for being investigat...

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Trump says he'd have final say on money he seeks over past federal investigations into his conduct

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Trump demands DOJ pay him $230 million for past investigations, report says

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Trump says Justice Department owes him money, vows to donate any payout to charity

Trump has filed two administrative claims, a step often taken before suing, seeking damages for alleged violations of his rights.

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Trump says own Justice Department likely owes him damages

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Trump eyes $230 million payout from Justice Dept. as repayment for earlier investigations

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Florida State could fire head coach Mike Norvell and pay out $54.4M

Amidst a sea of uncertainty across college football following Penn State's firing of James Franklin, Florida State would need to pay out a huge sum of money to get rid of Mike Norvell

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Nick Saban Blames NIL Era for James Franklin, Napier and High-Profile CFB HC Firings

Amid a wave of high-profile college football head coach firings this season, former Alabama coach Nick Saban made it clear that he feels these developments are a direct result of the NIL era in which student-athletes are being paid to play.

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‘No Kings’ protest could attract paid agitators and foreign influence, crowd-for-hire CEO warns

Crowd-for-hire CEO Adam Swart cautions that domestic and foreign forces manipulate protests for profit, creating a dangerous "protest industry" in America.