Two men once bound by loyalty, then divided by testimony and conviction, have found their way back to a kind of peace — yet the terms of that peace remain contested. Donald Trump and Michael Cohen have reconciled after years of public and legal enmity, but Cohen has not withdrawn the sworn statements that helped convict his former patron. In the space between a personal rapprochement and a legal record, Trump has begun claiming a vindication that the facts do not yet support.
Trump and Cohen Make Peace, But Cohen Hasn't Recanted Testimony
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