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Trump's Old High School Is in Trouble (Again). Can a Chinese Businessman Fix It?

Trump's Old High School Is in Trouble (Again). Can a Chinese Businessman Fix It?

For the second time in a decade, it is up to a Chinese entrepreneur to make President Trump's high school great again.
Like some of the 20th-century American institutions whose decline Trump laments, the 136-year-old New York Military Academy is in bad shape. Roof tiles are broken on century-old buildings and, on one recent visit, a reporter spotted a family of vultures nestled atop a chimney.
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