What is the Future of the Cases Against Trump? : The NPR Politics Podcast : NPR

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J. Scott Applewhite/AP Almost the whole country shifted right since 2020, but the degree to which different groups changed says a lot about how the race was decided. And what is the future of the cases against President-elect Trump?

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