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Willis stays on Trump case, Wade forced to resign

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Embattled Georgia District Attorney Fani Willis on Friday stayed on the case involving former President Donald Trump and accepted the resignation of her lead investigator following a judge's ruling that one of them had to step aside. Judge Scott McAfee, overseeing Trump's election interference racketeering case, said Willis can remain on the case if she […]

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