Donald Trump drops a personal $10 billion lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and, in exchange, proposes a $1.8 billion “anti-weaponisation” fund, according to reports cited by The Guardian. The fund is described as being used to compensate people who argue they were unfairly investigated by the government in the past. The plan is framed as addressing concerns that tax enforcement was improperly used for political or other motives. Critics quoted in the coverage characterize the arrangement as improper and liken it to large-scale corruption, while the proposal’s supporters describe it as providing relief for alleged wrongdoing in prior investigations. The reports also include commentary from legal analyst Kristy Greenberg in a podcast discussion with Jonathan Freedland, focusing on why some critics use strong language to describe the mechanism and its implications. The coverage centers on the swap between withdrawing the lawsuit and creating the compensation fund, without detailing the specific eligibility rules or administrative process in the provided excerpts.