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Many social media users questioned whether former President Donald Trump’s New York felony convictions will affect his ability to travel internationally, as some countries deny entry to people convicted of felonies. Here’s what we know.

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Did Denali National Park ban American flags? No. Here’s what happened

Social media users said a National Park Service employee “banned” the American flag at Denali National Park in Alaska. There was a dust-up over a single flag at the park, but no park-wide ban.

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X posts – Which judges will hear Donald Trump’s appeal? It’s too early to know, experts say

Photo shows the judges who will hear the appeal of former President Donald Trump’s criminal conviction.

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Fact-checking Trump’s speech at Trump Tower after New York felony conviction

Following his felony conviction, we fact-checked former President Donald Trump’s wide-ranging remarks to reporters at Trump Tower about his gag order, his former lawyer Michael Cohen and calling the process “rigged.”

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Donald Trump felony conviction: Live fact-checks from his Trump Tower speech

A Manhattan jury concluded May 30 that Donald Trump was guilty of 34 felony counts of falsifying business records. We're fact-checking the former president's speech at Trump Tower live.

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