Judge halts Trump's settlement with IRS
The settlement initially included the creation of a $1.776 billion "anti-weaponization" fund that aimed to provide taxpayer-funded payouts to individuals who…
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A federal judge Monday voided President Trump’s settlement with the Internal Revenue Service IRS , finding that the lawsuit that served as the hook for the $1.776 billion so-called Anti-Weaponization fund amounted to collusion as the two parties who were never truly averse. The deal brought to an end the $10 billion civil lawsuit the president and his two sons filed against the IRS earlier this year over the leak of Mr. Trump's tax returns by a government contractor. Williams' extraordinary order came in response to concerns raised by a group of 35 former judges about the settlement agreement reached in May.
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A federal judge Monday voided President Trump’s settlement with the Internal Revenue Service IRS , finding that the lawsuit that served as the hook for the $1.776 billion so-called Anti-Weaponization fund amounted to collusion as the two parties who were never truly averse.
according to The Hill — Just InThe deal brought to an end the $10 billion civil lawsuit the president and his two sons filed against the IRS earlier this year over the leak of Mr. Trump's tax returns by a government contractor.
according to CBS News — LatestWilliams' extraordinary order came in response to concerns raised by a group of 35 former judges about the settlement agreement reached in May.
according to CBS News — LatestThe ruling from U.S. District Judge Kathleen Williams comes after she was asked to reopen the case intervenors who
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