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On February 24, 2021, new reporting kept the Manhattan probe into Trump’s finances in the spotlight, with the Trump Organization facing continued scrutiny over possible tax and bank-fraud issues. Even without a public filing that day, the key screwup was the continuing inability of Trump and his allies to put the financial questions to bed.
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On February 24, 2021, new reporting kept the Manhattan probe into Trump’s finances in the spotlight, with the Trump Organization facing continued scrutiny over possible tax and bank-fraud issues. Even without a public filing that day, the key screwup was the continuing inability of Trump and his allies to put the financial questions to bed.
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On February 24, 2021, new reporting kept the Manhattan probe into Trump’s finances in the spotlight, with the Trump Organization facing continued scrutiny over possible tax and bank-fraud issues. Even without a public filing that day, the key screwup was the continuing inability of Trump and his allies to put the financial questions to bed.
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