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Good evening from the newsroom topping our CNN global coverage.

A string of legal setbacks for the president on two things he holds dear, his name on buildings and money.

We start with money, specifically his so-called weaponization fund, which could put taxpayer dollars, almost $1.8 billion of it, into the pockets of people like these who stormed the Capitol.

A pair of rulings today on that one, putting it on hold.

The other, according to our senior legal analyst,

Ellie Honig, could spell the beginning of the end of it entirely.

In Virginia, a federal judge froze all aspects of the fund

until she hears evidence challenging its legality two weeks from now.

Now, her ruling bars, quote,

any further action pursuant to the creation or operation

of the anti-weaponization fund. It includes putting money into it, considering claims or making any

payouts. And in Florida, the federal judge who was overseeing the president's lawsuit against the

IRS, which ended with the creation of the fund, weighed in. She directed the president, his adult

sons,

and the Trump organization to respond to accusations about the case and how it was settled.

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