Coverage dated July 26, 2023

Trump lawyers meeting with prosecutors as potential new federal indictment looms, AP source says

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If Trump is charged, it will be the third time since leaving office. He is already the only former president to ever be indicted on federal criminal charges.

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  1. The Washington Free Beacon

    Trump Lawyers Told To Expect Indictment Over Jan. 6 (opens The Washington Free Beacon)

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    Donald Trump's attorneys have been told to expect an indictment against the former U.S. president from a federal investigation into efforts to overturn his 2020 presidential election defeat, NBC News reported on Thursday, citing unidentified sources.

  2. 12News Now Beaumont

    Trump lawyers meeting with prosecutors as potential new federal indictment looms, AP source says (opens 12News Now Beaumont)

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    12News Now Beaumont's feed description

    If Trump is charged, it will be the third time since leaving office. He is already the only former president to ever be indicted on federal criminal charges.

  3. 13News Now Norfolk

    Trump says his lawyers met with prosecutors as potential new federal indictment looms (opens 13News Now Norfolk)

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    13News Now Norfolk's feed description

    If Trump is charged, it will be the third time since leaving office. He is already the only former president to ever be indicted on federal criminal charges.

  4. Portland Press Herald

    Trump lawyers meet with prosecutors as potential U.S. indictment over 2020 election looms (opens Portland Press Herald)

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    The investigation has focused on the turbulent two month-period after the November 2020 election in which Trump refused to accept his loss to Joe Biden and spread lies that victory was stolen from him.

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