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And President Trump has dropped his $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS for their involvement in the leak of his tax documents. And in an exchange, the Justice Department has created a $1.7 billion fund for victims of weaponization and lawfare. NDD's Jason Perry has more on that. Since President Trump began his first run for office, he has faced tactics some would describe as lawfare and the weaponization of government, including an incident in which And in January, President Trump, along with two of his sons and the Trump family business, sued the IRS and the Treasury Department for $10 billion, saying the leaked tax returns caused reputational and financial harm, public embarrassment, and negatively affected President Trump's and the other plaintiffs' public standing. The lawsuit argued that IRS and Treasury safeguards to protect the tax returns were so inadequate that it took the agency about three years to find out that the tax returns were stolen. And now on Monday, Trump's attorneys filed a court notice dismissing the $10 billion lawsuit. And in exchange, the Justice Department said it has created a $1.7 billion fund to compensate people who believe they have been victims of government weaponization and lawfare. Officials say the new anti-weaponization fund will be able to issue formal apologies and monetary awards to people who file claims. Those who have accused the government of weaponization include January 6th defendants, pro-life advocates who were prosecuted for protesting at abortion clinics, and parents who were labeled as domestic terrorists after speaking against gender and racial ideologies at school board meetings. The Justice Department says that President Trump, his sons, and the Trump Organization will not receive monetary damages, but will receive an apology. Jason Perry, NTD News.