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Speed ReadsGet Well SoonRobert Trump, President Trump's younger brother, has been hospitalized in New York, . The White House on Friday confirmed that Trump's 72-year-old brother is in the hospital, with press secretary Kayleigh McEnany also saying that the two "have a very good relationship."Further details were not provided by the White House, though ABC cited sources as saying that Robert Trump is "very ill." He was previously hospitalized in June and spent more than a week in the intensive care unit. At the time, that he was "being treated for a serious condition."The president is reportedly expected to visit his brother in the hospital on Friday.

Speed ReadsGet Well SoonRobert Trump, President Trump's younger brother, has been hospitalized in New York, . The White House on Friday confirmed that Trump's 72-year-old brother is in the hospital, with press secretary Kayleigh McEnany also saying that the two "have a very good relationship."Further details were not provided by the White House, though ABC cited sources as saying that Robert Trump is "very ill." He was previously hospitalized in June and spent more than a week in the intensive care unit. At the time, that he was "being treated for a serious condition."The president is...

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