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Read the full text of the Trump indictment in classified documents case

The second indictment against former president Donald Trump was released Friday. He was charged with seven counts and is set to appear in court in Miami on Tuesday. Read the full document here.

Indictment says Trump lied, schemed to keep highly classified secrets

Live updates: Trump criminal indictment is unsealed, shows he faces 37 charges

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With debt debate over, House GOP unveils bills to cut taxes for businesses, some families

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