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Judge to Rule on Lawsuit to Block UFC Fight at White House

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The Big Picture

A judge, noted for past rulings against Donald Trump, has been assigned to decide on a lawsuit seeking to prevent a UFC event from taking place at the White House. The lawsuit aims to block the proposed event.

Key Facts

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A judge will rule on a lawsuit.
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The lawsuit aims to block a UFC fight at the White House.
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The judge has a history of ruling against Trump.

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Judge With Trump History to Rule on Lawsuit on UFC Fight at White House

Why It Matters

The specific details of the lawsuit and the grounds for seeking to block the UFC event were not provided in the article. The judge's past rulings against Trump have been highlighted in relation to this case.

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