Impeachment Fear HAUNTS Trump? SCRAPS $1.8 Billion Anti-Weaponisation Fund Amid Backlash in U.S

The Trump administration abandoned its proposed $1.8 billion “Anti-Weaponisation Fund” following bipartisan criticism, legal scrutiny, and growing conce s among Republicans. Acting Atto ey General Todd Blanche told lawmakers the Department of Justice would not proceed with the controversial program, which critics argued could have benefited Trump allies using taxpayer money. While the move represents a major policy retreat, controversy remains over the broader settlement tied to the proposal. Blanche confirmed that provisions shielding Donald Trump, his family, and affiliated businesses from certain ongoing IRS audits will remain in place, fueling renewed debate over accountability, transparency, and potential conflicts of interest.