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1 day ago
US Elections

Contempt Fines and Hush-Money Details: 5 Takeaways From Trump's Trial

Donald J. Trump fined $9,000 for contempt in trial, facing charges of falsifying business records regarding hush-money payments to Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougal. [ more ]
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3 days ago
New York City

Trump's Trial Could Bring a Rarity: Consequences for His Words

The article discusses how former President Trump has a history of making false statements and treating his own words as disposable commodities. [ more ]
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5 days ago
New York City

Who Is Gary Farro, the Banker Testifying in Trump's Trial?

The third witness, Gary Farro, a banker, testified in Donald J. Trump's trial about a $130,000 hush-money deal in 2016 involving Michael D. Cohen. [ more ]
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5 days ago
US Elections

In Trump Case, the Defense Will Try to Knock Down the Allegation of a Plot

Defense trying to discredit plot protecting Trump's campaign. Trump denies accusations and faces criminal trial for falsifying records related to hush-money payoff. [ more ]
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6 days ago
US Elections

Here's what we expect from David Pecker's third day of testimony.

Mr. Trump's criminal trial involved a clash over a gag order and insights into catch-and-kill tabloid practices. [ more ]
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1 week ago
New York City

Trump Violated Gag Order Seven More Times, Prosecutors Say

Mr. Trump violated gag order with social media posts during criminal trial, prosecutors seeking contempt charges, judge to decide after hearing other allegations. [ more ]
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How Trump Prosecutors Used C-SPAN to Inform Jurors of Sex Assault Claims

By using C-SPAN videos, prosecutors introduced Trump's reactions to assault allegations, aiming to build a case about his hush-money trial [ more ]
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1 day ago
US Elections

Trump, Venting About Lawyer in His Criminal Trial, Seeks More Aggression

Donald J. Trump is expressing frustration towards his lead lawyer for not being aggressive enough in his Manhattan criminal trial. [ more ]
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1 day ago
US Elections

Trump Can Attend Son's High School Graduation in Florida

Former President Trump allowed to attend his son's graduation amidst trial tensions. [ more ]
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4 days ago
US Elections

Fact-Checking Trump's Remarks in the Hush Money Trial

Donald J. Trump faces criminal prosecution for falsifying records to cover up an affair with a porn actress before the 2016 election. [ more ]
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6 days ago
US Elections

Prosecutors Say Trump Keeps Breaking Gag Order, With Four New Violations

Prosecutors accuse Trump of violating gag order by attacking witnesses and jurors in hush-money trial. [ more ]
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1 week ago
US Elections

Arizona Charges Giuliani and Other Trump Allies in Election Interference Case

Several key figures who advised Donald J. Trump during the 2020 election were indicted in Arizona, including Rudy Giuliani and Mark Meadows. [ more ]
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6 days ago
New York City

Protest Materializes as Trump Has Cases Heard in Two Courts

Protesters gather outside the Lower Manhattan courthouse demanding justice in Trump's first criminal trial. [ more ]
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1 week ago
New York City

David Pecker, Ex-National Enquirer Publisher, Details How He Aided Trump

David Pecker testified about the symbiotic relationship between Trump and The National Enquirer, confessing to publishing fake news and arranging to suppress negative information. [ more ]
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1 week ago
New York City

Todd Blanche Leads the Team Defending Trump in His Criminal Hush-Money Trial

Donald J. Trump's defense team comprises lawyers with backgrounds in representing individuals charged with white-collar crimes, including long-standing and recent additions. [ more ]
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2 weeks ago
New York City

Access Hollywood' Tape Won't Be Played for Jurors in Trump Trial

The judge in Donald J. Trump's criminal trial allowed the comments from the Access Hollywood tape to be introduced as evidence but ruled against playing the actual video. [ more ]
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3 weeks ago
New York City

Trump's Ex-Finance Chief Is Sentenced to 5 Months in Rikers for Perjury

Weisselberg sentenced to jail for perjury related to Trump's legal issues.
Weisselberg refused to turn on Trump, leading to his incarceration. [ more ]
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3 weeks ago
New York City

Trump's Attempt to Delay Trial Is Denied by Appeals Court Judge

Court rejects Trump's attempt to delay criminal case in Manhattan
Trial likely to proceed as scheduled despite Trump's legal actions [ more ]
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2 weeks ago
New York City

Here's a Recap of Day 1 of Trump's Criminal Trial

The criminal trial of Donald J. Trump began, involving evidence of coordination with The National Enquirer for publicity and exclusion of sexual assault allegations from the trial. [ more ]
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2 weeks ago
New York City

Day 2 of Trump's Criminal Trial: Five Takeaways

The process of jury selection in Donald J. Trump's criminal trial poses challenges due to potential biases and political demographics. [ more ]
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2 weeks ago
New York City

Prospective Jurors Are Dismissed in Dozens as Trump's Trial Begins

Picking an impartial jury in the criminal case of People of the State of New York vs. Donald J. Trump proves challenging due to public sentiment against the former president. [ more ]
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2 weeks ago
New York City

Inside the Manhattan Courtroom at the Center of American Politics

Intense public interest in former President Trump's trial impacts jury selection process. [ more ]
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3 weeks ago
New York City

In Trump's Criminal Trial, These Are the Jurors Each Side Wants

Jury selection for the first criminal trial of a former American president involves intense scrutiny of potential jurors.
The process of seating the jury could be as crucial as the evidence presented in court. [ more ]
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3 weeks ago
New York City

Judge in Trump Criminal Case Braces for Glare of Unprecedented Trial

Justice Merchan prepares to preside over Donald J. Trump's trial, facing challenges from the former president's attacks on the legal system.
The upcoming trial marks the first prosecution of a former U.S. president, promising unprecedented levels of contention and scrutiny. [ more ]
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3 weeks ago
New York City

What to Know About the Trial Donald Trump Faces in Manhattan

Donald J. Trump will be the first former U.S. president criminally prosecuted, facing 34 felony counts tied to hush-money payments.
The trial will involve salacious sex scandals and corporate document details, part of a broader scheme to influence the 2016 presidential election. [ more ]
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4 weeks ago
New York City

Judge Won't Delay Trump's Criminal Trial to Wait for Immunity Ruling

The judge rejected Trump's bid to delay trial, removing obstacle to prosecution of a former president.
Trump's efforts to delay criminal cases, amidst bid to regain White House, are facing challenges and scrutiny. [ more ]
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1 month ago
US politics

Trump Indicates He Would Back a 15-Week Federal Abortion Ban

Trump backs 15-week abortion ban with exceptions for rape, incest, and emergencies
Such bans are broadly unpopular, despite some Republicans supporting them [ more ]
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1 month ago
US politics

New R.N.C. chair declares a united front' with Trump after sweeping changes.

Whatley celebrates major changes at RNC, aligning with Trump
RNC undergoes leadership shakeup and merges with Trump campaign [ more ]
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1 month ago
US politics

In Trump Cases, Supreme Court Cannot Avoid Politics

The Supreme Court is struggling to stay apolitical in cases involving Trump.
Attempts at unity and consensus in key rulings involving Trump have not prevented political influence. [ more ]
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1 month ago
US politics

Trump Wins North Dakota Caucuses, Resuming March to Nomination

Donald J. Trump won North Dakota Republican caucuses over Nikki Haley.
Ms. Haley faces challenges in winning state contests, with Trump leading in polls nationally and on Super Tuesday states. [ more ]
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2 months ago
US politics

What to Watch in the South Carolina G.O.P. Primary

Former President Donald J. Trump's dominance in the Republican presidential primary in South Carolina is expected to be a determining factor for the state's former governor Nikki Haley.
The speed of the race call can influence the perception of momentum and inevitability for the winning candidate, as well as provide insights into the future direction of the race. [ more ]
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2 months ago
US politics

Trump Says He Supports I.V.F. and Calls for Treatment to Remain Legal

Former President Trump supports legal protection for frozen embryos and IVF treatments.
Alabama Supreme Court ruling on frozen embryos highlights divisions in the Republican Party. [ more ]
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1 month ago
New York City

Trump Spurned by 30 Companies as He Seeks Bond in $454 Million Judgment

Donald Trump unable to secure $500 million bond in civil fraud case, requests pause or reduced bond amount.
Trump faces financial crisis if court does not intervene in $454 million judgment. [ more ]
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1 month ago
New York City

Judge Delays Trump's Manhattan Trial Until at Least Mid-April

Delay of Donald J. Trump's criminal trial in Manhattan until mid-April due to new records surfacing. [ more ]
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1 month ago
New York City

Judge Denies Trump's Request to Delay Due Date of $83.3 Million Penalty

The judge declined Trump's request to block E. Jean Carroll from collecting $83.3 million defamation judgment.
Judge found Trump's delay tactics as his own fault due to dilatory actions. [ more ]
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3 months ago
New York City

Carroll Promises to Do Something Good' With a Fortune Won From Trump

E. Jean Carroll is considering how to use the $83.3 million in defamation damages she was awarded against Donald J. Trump. She plans to do something good with the money and will splurge on premium dog food for her pets.
Carroll sued Trump for defamation after he called her a liar when she accused him of sexually assaulting her. Trump has said he will appeal the verdict, but Carroll does not assume he is finished with her. [ more ]
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3 months ago
New York City

In Trump's Defamation Trial, the Nine Most Important People Are Enigmas

Attorneys in the E. Jean Carroll vs. Donald J. Trump defamation trial have little information about the anonymous jurors.
The judge ordered that the jurors remain anonymous to protect them from influence attempts or harassment by Trump's supporters. [ more ]
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3 months ago
New York City

Trump's Defamation Trial Delayed Until Thursday

The trial of E. Jean Carroll's defamation lawsuit against Donald J. Trump has been postponed for an additional day and will resume on Thursday.
The trial was initially delayed because a juror reported flu-like symptoms and needed to get a Covid test. [ more ]
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3 months ago
New York City

Trump's Defamation Trial Delayed Until Thursday

The trial of E. Jean Carroll's defamation lawsuit against Donald J. Trump has been postponed for another day and will resume Thursday.
The trial was originally postponed due to a juror reporting flu-like symptoms and getting a Covid test.
If Mr. Trump testifies, it would likely happen on Thursday or Friday. [ more ]
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1 month ago
US Elections

Voters Doubt Biden's Leadership and Favor Trump, Times/Siena Poll Finds

President Biden is trailing behind Donald J. Trump in a national survey.
There are warning signs for President Biden about weaknesses within the Democratic coalition. [ more ]
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2 months ago
New York City

What to Know About Trump's Cash as He Faces Penalties of $537 Million

Donald J. Trump faces significant financial challenges with judgments totaling over $537 million against him.
There are questions about the liquidity of Mr. Trump's assets, with his lawyers only offering a $100 million bond while he appeals the $454 million judgment. [ more ]
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2 months ago
US Elections

After South Carolina, Trump's March to the Nomination Quickens

Former President Donald J. Trump dominating the Republican nominating contest is leading to a coronation rather than a competition.
Despite concerns from some Republican opponents, Trump's grip on the Republican Party remains strong, shown through victories in early nominating contests and support from party officials. [ more ]
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2 months ago
New York City

Donald J. Trump Is Racing Against Time to Find a Half-Billion Dollar Bond

Donald J. Trump faces a $454 million judgment and must secure a bond to prevent immediate collection by the attorney general.
Failure to secure the bond by March 25 could result in potential seizure of Trump's properties such as Trump Tower or 40 Wall Street. [ more ]
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2 months ago
New York City

What the Civil Fraud Ruling Means for Trump's Finances and His Empire

Donald J. Trump found liable for civil fraud, fined nearly $355 million plus interest.
Former president barred from leading any company in New York for three years due to inflating net worth. [ more ]
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2 months ago
New York City

Judge in Trump's Civil Fraud Case Asks Whether a Key Witness Lied

The judge overseeing Trump's civil fraud case questions the truthfulness of key witness Allen Weisselberg
Weisselberg is reportedly negotiating a potential agreement with the Manhattan district attorney's office to plead guilty to perjury [ more ]
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3 months ago
New York City

Trump's Monthslong Fraud Trial Draws to an End With Closing Arguments

Donald J. Trump's civil fraud trial is coming to a close as both sides present closing arguments.
The New York attorney general accuses Trump of fraudulently exaggerating his net worth to obtain favorable loans.
Trump's lawyers argue that the attorney general failed to prove fraud and point to testimony from Trump's bankers. [ more ]
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4 months ago
New York City

Unconventional Trial Judge Could Remove Trump From His N.Y. Empire

The fate of Donald J. Trump's civil fraud trial now rests in the hands of the judge overseeing the case.
The judge has broad authority to determine the future of Trump's role in his family business and to impose penalties. [ more ]
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2 months ago
New York City

Trump Ordered to Pay Over $350 Million and Barred From New York Business

A New York judge has found Donald J. Trump liable for conspiring to manipulate his net worth and has ordered him to pay a penalty of over $350 million.
The judge imposed a three-year ban preventing Trump from serving in top roles at any New York company, including his own, and applied the same punishment to his adult sons for two years. [ more ]
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2 months ago
New York City

Trump May Face Harsh Punishment Thanks to a Mighty New York Law

The New York judge's final ruling in Donald J. Trump's civil fraud trial could result in significant penalties and restrictions on his family business
A little-known 70-year-old law, 63(12), gives the New York attorney general the power to pursue fraud cases against corporate giants [ more ]
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2 months ago
US politics

Legal Experts Skeptical of Conflict of Interest Claim in Trump Georgia Case

Legal experts doubt that the defense's questioning and witness testimonies demonstrated a clear conflict of interest in the Georgia case against Donald J. Trump and his allies.
The day's proceedings did not help the prosecutors overall and could be damaging in terms of public perception. [ more ]
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3 months ago
US politics

At the Defense Table, Trump Uses the Courtroom as a Stage

Former President Donald J. Trump's behavior during his defamation trial and pending civil case showcases his disdain for the legal system and courtroom protocols.
His use of the defense table as a stage provides clues to how he might handle himself in future criminal cases. [ more ]
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3 months ago
US politics

What to Know About Nevada's Primary and Caucus

Former President Donald J. Trump will campaign in Las Vegas on Saturday
The Nevada primary will be on Tuesday, Feb. 6 [ more ]
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3 months ago
US politics

Trump's Win Adds to Air of Inevitability as Haley Sharpens Edge

Donald J. Trump won the New Hampshire primary, securing his second win in the Republican nomination race.
Trump and his allies are calling for party unity and preparing for a rematch between Trump and President Biden in November. [ more ]
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3 months ago
US politics

Last Exit Before Trump: New Hampshire

If Donald J. Trump wins decisively in the New Hampshire primary, he will be on track to win the Republican nomination without a serious contest.
Mr. Trump holds a dominant, 50-plus-point lead in the polls with just seven weeks to go until the heart of the primary season.
New Hampshire is the only state where there is a possibility of shaking up the race enough to put additional states into play. [ more ]
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3 months ago
US politics

Trump Claims Immunity Extends Even to Acts That Cross the Line'

Donald J. Trump argues that American presidents should have complete immunity from prosecution, even for acts that cross the line.
Trump's statements contradict legal arguments made by his lawyer in his current federal indictment case.
The appeals court panel expressed skepticism about Trump's immunity arguments and may rule against him. [ more ]
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3 months ago
US Elections

Inside CNN, a Debate Over Taking Trump Live

Tensions arise within CNN over coverage of former President Donald J. Trump
Debate within CNN over broadcasting Trump's remarks [ more ]
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3 months ago
US politics

Trump falsely claims Democrats can vote in New Hampshire's G.O.P. primary.

Former President Donald J. Trump falsely claims that Nikki Haley is counting on Democrats to win the Republican primary in New Hampshire.
Registered Democrats cannot vote in the state's Republican primary, only voters who are not affiliated with a party can. [ more ]
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3 months ago
US politics

After Iowa, Trump Is Back to Command the National Psyche. He Never Actually Left.

Donald J. Trump is back as the dominant figure in American political life and will likely be ubiquitous once again.
Despite speculation that he would not run again or that the Republican Party would move on to someone else, Trump's victory in Iowa solidifies his hold on the Republican electorate. [ more ]
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3 months ago
US Elections

After his win in Iowa, Trump returns to New York for a defamation trial.

Donald J. Trump is positioning himself as the inevitable nominee for the Republican presidential nomination.
Ron DeSantis's campaign received a boost after a second-place finish in Iowa, while Nikki Haley took third place.
The campaign has shifted from Iowa to New Hampshire, with high-profile events planned by Trump, DeSantis, and Haley leading up to the first-in-the-nation primary. [ more ]
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3 months ago
US politics

DeSantis's Iowa Letdown: A Distant Second Place Behind Trump

Gov. Ron DeSantis's second-place finish in the Iowa caucuses is seen as a disaster given his investment in the state.
His ability to stay in the nominating contest is called into question due to low campaign cash and tough tests ahead. [ more ]
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3 months ago
US politics

A fiery lawyer's longshot bid to put Donald Trump in the hot seat goes cold

The federal lawsuit targeted California Secretary of State Shirley Weber but was aimed at Donald J. Trump.
The case sought to prevent Trump from being placed on the California ballot and potentially force him to testify about the January 6 attack on the Capitol. [ more ]
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3 months ago
US news

Atlanta D.A. Defends Qualifications of Outside Lawyer She Hired for Trump Case

Fulton County district attorney Fani T. Willis addressed criticism of her judgment in hiring a lawyer she was allegedly romantically involved with for the case against Donald Trump.
Willis spoke at a church service and did not directly address the allegation, but defended the lawyer's credentials and suggested that the accusations were part of the difficulties she faces in her role. [ more ]
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3 months ago
US news

Maine Secretary of State Targeted by Swatting' After Trump Ballot Decision

Maine's secretary of state was targeted in a swatting call, following her decision to bar Donald J. Trump from the state's ballot.
Authorities are investigating the incident and providing special attention to appropriate locations. [ more ]
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3 months ago
US news

Shots Fired Overnight in Colorado Supreme Court Building

A man breached the Colorado Supreme Court building, held a guard at gunpoint, and fired shots inside.
The incident occurred two weeks after the court barred former President Donald J. Trump from Colorado's 2024 presidential primary ballot. [ more ]
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3 months ago
US politics

Court Papers Offer Glimpse of Trump's Defense in Classified Documents Case

Trump's lawyers plan to ask the government for new information in his trial on charges of mishandling classified documents.
They intend to question the relevance of the documents to national defense and downplay their impact on national security. [ more ]
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3 months ago
Law

Oregon Supreme Court Lets Trump Stay on Primary Ballot, for Now

The Oregon Supreme Court has ruled that former President Donald J. Trump can remain on the state's primary election ballot for 2024, pending a decision from the U.S. Supreme Court on a similar challenge in Colorado.
More than 30 lawsuits have been filed in various states claiming that Trump is ineligible to serve as president due to his involvement in the insurrection on January 6th. Trump's campaign has argued that the 14th Amendment does not apply to him and has criticized the lawsuits as partisan and antidemocratic. [ more ]
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3 months ago
New York City

Judge in Trump's Civil Fraud Trial Faces Bomb Threat at His Home

There was a bomb threat at the home of the judge presiding over Donald J. Trump's civil fraud trial.
The threat came the morning after Trump attacked the judge on his social media site. [ more ]
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3 months ago
US Elections

Will You Vote for Trump Again?

The Iowa caucuses are focused on the influence and future of Donald J. Trump in the Republican Party.
Republicans in Iowa are grappling with their decisions and feeling ambivalent and anxious about their choices. [ more ]
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3 months ago
US Elections

Trump Has Suggested Violence Could Erupt if Court Cases Do Not Go His Way

Former President Trump has openly suggested that there could be violence if the Supreme Court rules against him or if the federal case against him proceeds.
Trump's language and warnings of violence carry added significance because they are tied to court cases involving his role in the January 6 attack on the Capitol. [ more ]
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3 months ago
New York City

Trump Won't Give Closing Argument at Fraud Trial After Judge Sets Limits

Donald J. Trump backed down from delivering his own closing argument in his civil fraud trial after refusing to abide by a judge's restrictions
Mr. Trump has sought to transform his legal liabilities into political assets [ more ]
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3 months ago
US politics

How to Watch Trump's Town Hall on Fox News

Former President Donald J. Trump will participate in a live town-hall event on Fox News at the same time as the fifth Republican presidential primary debate.
Mr. Trump has previously snubbed presidential debates and scheduled his own counterprogramming events, but this has not affected his popularity in Iowa.
This will be Mr. Trump's first live appearance on Fox News in nearly two years, following similar town halls with Nikki Haley and Ron DeSantis. [ more ]
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3 months ago
New York City

Split Screen in Iowa: Haley-DeSantis Debate vs. Trump Town Hall

The 2024 campaigns in Iowa were affected by a snowstorm and many events were called off.
Former President Donald J. Trump appeared in court and argued for immunity from criminal prosecution. [ more ]
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3 months ago
New York City

It's 2024, and the Candidates Are Campaigning at a Furious Pace

The 2024 presidential race is heating up in Iowa, with Republican candidates competing for the party's nomination.
Former President Donald J. Trump is leading in polls and seeking an overwhelming victory to solidify his position as the frontrunner. [ more ]
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3 months ago
US politics

Trump's 2024 Playbook

Trump's legal cases are taking up a significant portion of his campaign schedule
His campaign staff is developing a strategy to secure his nomination regardless of the outcome of the court cases [ more ]
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4 months ago
US Elections

A New Tax on Imports and a Split From China: Trump's 2025 Trade Agenda

Former President Donald J. Trump is planning an aggressive expansion of his first-term efforts to upend America's trade policies if he returns to power in 2025 including imposing a new tax on most imported goods that would risk alienating allies and igniting a global trade war.
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4 months ago
New York City

At Trump's Fraud Trial, a Courtroom Artist With a Different View

Courtroom artists are using traditional mediums like chalk pastels and watercolors to capture scenes from camera-free trials.
Mixed media artist Isabelle Brourman is using her sketches to create a unique art project centered around high-profile trials. [ more ]
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4 months ago
US politics

DeSantis Accuses Trump of Cowardice' for Refusing to Debate Rivals

Gov. Ron DeSantis criticizes former President Trump for refusing to participate in presidential primary debates.
DeSantis calls Trump a coward for boasting about debating Hillary Clinton while denigrating military service. [ more ]
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4 months ago
US politics

Defending Trump, Ramaswamy Rattles Off Right-Wing Conspiracy Theories

Vivek Ramaswamy's defense of Donald J. Trump at the debate included far-right conspiracy theories.
Ramaswamy claimed that the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol was an inside job and that the 2020 election was stolen by big tech. [ more ]
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4 months ago
Public health

DeSantis Says He Would Pass a Bill to Supersede' Obamacare

Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida plans to pursue legislation that would supersede the Affordable Care Act if elected president.
He echoes former President Donald J. Trump's comments and wants to lower healthcare prices and protect people with pre-existing conditions. [ more ]
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4 months ago
New York City

DeSantis Takes Fight for Second Place to Nikki Haley's Home State

Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida is campaigning in South Carolina, challenging rival Nikki Haley in the Republican primary.
DeSantis is positioning himself as the most viable alternative to former President Donald J. Trump. [ more ]
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5 months ago
New York City

In Countdown to Iowa, Trump Is Coasting, as DeSantis and Haley Clash

Donald J. Trump is leading in national polls and aims to win emphatically in the Iowa caucuses.
Ron DeSantis is betting on Iowa to challenge Trump's inevitability.
Nikki Haley is emerging as a strong contender in the Iowa caucuses. [ more ]
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5 months ago
US Elections

What to Know About Trump's Civil Fraud Trial

Donald J. Trump's defense team presents evidence on his business operations in his fraud trial.
The defense argues that the assets in question had no objective value and that varying valuations are common in real estate.
Expert witnesses, including Donald Trump Jr., provide positive testimonials about Trump Organization properties and Trump's abilities as a businessperson. [ more ]
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5 months ago
Law

Trump Lawyers Call for Mistrial in Civil Fraud Case, Attacking Judge

Lawyers for Trump are calling for a mistrial in the civil fraud case against him, claiming political bias from the judge and his law clerk.
Trump's lawyers argue that the gag orders placed on him and his legal team are unconstitutional.
The filing will likely be rejected by the judge, but Trump's lawyers are expected to appeal. [ more ]
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4 months ago
US politics

DeSantis Finishes His Iowa 99, Hoping for a Bump Against Trump

Ron DeSantis is touring Iowa to boost his struggling presidential campaign.
Despite checking all the boxes, DeSantis still trails Trump in state polls. [ more ]
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