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Appeals court throws out massive civil fraud penalty against President Donald Trump

An appeals court has thrown out the massive civil fraud penalty against President Donald Trump, ruling Thursday in New York state’s lawsuit accusing him of exaggerating his wealth.

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Trump may not have to pay $500 million, but an appeals court still found him liable for fraud

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New York appeals court throws out Trump's more than $500 million fraud judgment

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In huge win for Trump, court throws out half-billion-dollar fraud penalty

In a triumph for Donald Trump, a New York state appeals court on Thursday threw out a half-billion-dollar penalty while preserving a fraud case against him, enabling the U.S. president to rebound fro...

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Divided Court Eliminates Trump’s Half-Billion-Dollar Fine in Fraud Case

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Appeals court throws out massive $500 million civil fraud penalty against President Trump

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Donald Trump secures legal victory as court overturns $500 Million fraud penalty

However, the court upheld restrictions barring Trump and his two eldest sons, Donald Jr. and Eric, from holding senior corporate positions for a number of years.

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NY appeals court throws out roughly half-billion dollar judgment against Trump in civil fraud case

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Appeals court throws out Trump's $500m civil fraud penalty

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Here’s Where Legal Cases Against Trump Stand

Trump claimed a legal victory after a court threw out a multimillion-dollar civil fraud penalty he was facing. But he still has a number of other cases ongoing.

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Consumer watchdog ends investigation into buy now, pay later company linked to Donald Trump Jr.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has dropped an investigation into a buy now, pay later company linked to President Donald Trump's son Donald Trump Jr.

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Donald Trump Compares Himself to Richard Nixon in New Post

Trump has previously compared himself publicly to Nixon in interviews, saying he learned from Nixon and contrasted his own political support.