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Aug 2023
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Georgia Indictment Poses Unprecedented C...

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P.M. Edition for Aug. 15. The Georgia indictment against Donald Trump—the fourth against the former president—poses unique challenges for him, as well as the prosecutors arguing the case. Reporter Corinne Ramey explains. Plus, Wall Street firms are looking to buy up commercial real estate at a discount. Reporter Peter Grant has the story. And, movie financier TSG sues Disney, alleging the company deor rateprived it of millions of dollars. Annmarie Fertoli hosts. 


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