"Trump's Courtroom Antics and the E. Jean Carroll Trial: A Chilling Trigger for Survivors"

E. Jean Carroll, who accused former President Donald Trump of sexually assaulting her, denied benefiting from the publicity during her cross-examination in the defamation trial. Trump's attorney tried to show that Carroll had gained fame and opportunities after the allegations, but Carroll emphasized that her status was lowered and she faced death threats. The trial will determine damages for Trump's remarks, with Carroll seeking $10 million in compensatory damages. Trump's presence loomed over the proceedings, and the jury will soon be asked to determine damages.