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Lawsuit Accuses Former Trump Campaign Aide of Taking Money From Qatar

Lawsuit Accuses Former Trump Campaign Aide of Taking Money From Qatar
NYT Business Tuesday 10 November 2026, 00:08 UTC By Ken Bensinger 1 min read
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Alex Bruesewitz, chief executive officer of X Strategies, during the Trump Accounts Launch Summit in Washington in January.

Alex Bruesewitz, chief executive officer of X Strategies, during the Trump Accounts Launch Summit in Washington in January.
Trump (ORG) Alex Bruesewitz (PERSON) X Strategies (ORG) Washington (LOCATION)
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