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Manhattan DA challenges Trump's appeal of his 2024 hush money conviction

The Manhattan DA's office is urging an appellate court in New York to reject President Trump's challenges to his 2024 criminal hush money conviction.

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Manhattan DA challenges Trump's appeal of his 2024 hush money conviction
The Manhattan DA's office is urging an appellate court in New York to reject President Trump's challenges to his 2024 criminal hush money conviction.
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