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Trump's DC hotel lost $70 million

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Trump's DC hotel lost $70 million

Trump's DC hotel lost $70 million

A House probe says Trump’s hotel has lost $70 million, but earned $3.7 million from foreign governments, raising questions about conflicts of interest.


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