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Trump indictment unsealed

The 49-page document contains more than 30 counts for the former president

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Live updates: Trump criminal indictment unsealed, shows dozens of charges

Trump, the first former president to face federal charges, was indicted after a special counsel probe into his handling of hundreds of classified documents found at Mar-a-Lago.

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