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New York’s attorney general moved to enforce subpoenas for Ivanka Trump and Donald Trump Jr. in the Trump Organization investigation, tightening pressure on the family’s civil-fraud fight. The filing undercut the Trumps’ attempt to portray the inquiry as harassment and showed that the probe was still widening.
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New York’s attorney general moved to enforce subpoenas for Ivanka Trump and Donald Trump Jr. in the Trump Organization investigation, tightening pressure on the family’s civil-fraud fight. The filing undercut the Trumps’ attempt to portray the inquiry as harassment and showed that the probe was still widening.
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New York’s attorney general moved to enforce subpoenas for Ivanka Trump and Donald Trump Jr. in the Trump Organization investigation, tightening pressure on the family’s civil-fraud fight. The filing undercut the Trumps’ attempt to portray the inquiry as harassment and showed that the probe was still widening.
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