"Trump's Federal Trial: What We Know and What's Next"

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Former President Donald Trump faces 37 federal counts stemming from his handling of classified documents, marking his second indictment in three months. Trump and his team seem to find comfort in chaos, banking on increasing his support in the Republican primary. Most Republicans running against him have been trying to walk a fine line, criticizing the Justice Department while hoping the weight of the charges against Trump proves too heavy. Swing voters view Trump as toxic, but the GOP base remains loyal. Two more criminal investigations are looming, and trials are coming.
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