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politics1 year ago

Lara Trump Criticizes Larry Hogan for Supporting Trump Verdict

RNC co-chair Lara Trump criticized former Maryland Governor and GOP Senate candidate Larry Hogan for urging respect for the legal process in former President Trump's trial, calling his comments "ridiculous" and suggesting he doesn't deserve respect from the Republican Party. Hogan's stance has sparked controversy within the GOP, raising questions about party support for his Senate bid in Maryland, a key race for the 2024 congressional elections.

politics1 year ago

Gov. Burgum Defends Trump, Eyes VP Spot

North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum, a potential running mate for Donald Trump, stated that the 2024 election will not be influenced by Trump's conviction in the New York "hush money" trial. Burgum argued that Americans are more concerned with issues like inflation rather than the trial's outcome. Despite a CBS News poll showing mixed public opinion on the trial's fairness, Burgum and other Republicans continue to support Trump, dismissing claims of bias. Burgum also denied reports that Trump solicited $1 billion from oil executives in exchange for regulatory favors.

politics1 year ago

Romney Blasts Bragg's Political Move in Trump Case

Sen. Mitt Romney criticized Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg for making a "political decision" to move forward with the trial against former President Donald Trump, calling it "political malpractice." Trump was found guilty of falsifying business records related to payments to an adult film actress. Romney suggested President Biden should have pardoned Trump to avoid political fallout. Trump plans to appeal the conviction, which comes amid other legal challenges.

politics1 year ago

De Niro and Capitol Officers Criticize Trump at NYC Trial

Actor Robert De Niro and two Jan. 6 police officers appeared at a Biden campaign press conference outside the courthouse where former President Trump’s hush money trial is taking place. They warned against a second Trump presidency, while Trump supporters heckled them. The Biden campaign aimed to highlight the threat they believe Trump poses ahead of the first presidential debate. Trump’s campaign quickly responded, criticizing the event as election interference.

news-summary1 year ago

Trump Trial Closing Arguments Begin Amid Gaza Airstrikes

Closing arguments are set to begin in the Trump trial, with a judge sidestepping a key decision. Far-left Democrats confused Memorial Day with another holiday, and a former Quantico staffer warns of a potential terror attack after illegal immigrants tried to breach the base. A blue state allegedly targets a Christian ministry group due to its faith, and Kathie Lee Gifford's 30-year feud with Howard Stern ended by divine intervention.

politics1 year ago

"Key Witness Absent from Trump's Trial"

The criminal trial of Donald Trump in Manhattan centers on a disputed 2017 meeting where Trump allegedly agreed to reimburse Michael Cohen for hush money paid to a porn star, disguised as legal expenses. Allen Weisselberg, Trump's longtime financial officer, was reportedly present but did not testify, as both sides doubted his reliability. Weisselberg, who has a history of legal troubles and loyalty to Trump, remains a pivotal yet silent figure in the case.

crimepolitics1 year ago

"Man Sets Himself on Fire Outside Trump Trial: New Details Emerge"

A man set himself on fire outside the Manhattan courthouse where former President Donald Trump is standing trial, and emergency crews took him away in critical condition. The man, identified as Maxwell Azzarello, used an alcohol-based cleaning substance to light the blaze and threw "conspiracy-theory-type" pamphlets in the air before the incident. The incident occurred as jury selection concluded for Trump's trial, which marks the first criminal trial of a former US president in the country's history.

legalcourt-proceedings1 year ago

"Trump's Hush Money Trial: Jury Selection Resumes with Lawyers on the Jury"

Jury selection for the criminal trial of former President Donald Trump in New York has progressed quickly, with seven jurors selected so far from a pool of 96. The trial is expected to last at least six weeks, with opening statements potentially beginning on Monday. Both sides are carefully questioning potential jurors, and the judge has emphasized the importance of fairness and impartiality. Trump's attorneys have also been scrutinizing jurors' opinions and social media history. Additionally, there have been instances of tension in the courtroom, including a judge reprimanding Trump for muttering and gesturing toward a juror being questioned.

"House Speaker's Israel Aid Plan and 81-Year-Old's Fatal Scam: Morning Rundown"

Day 1 of Trump's criminal trial featured jury selection and arguments over evidence; Israel weighs response to Iran's drone and missile attack; an 81-year-old man kills an Uber driver after both were targeted by scammers; a top psychology group warns about the risks of social media for kids' mental health; WNBA draft sees Caitlin Clark as the top pick, and verified pro-Nazi accounts flourish on X.

international-relations-legal1 year ago

"Trump's Trial Begins as Israel Responds to Iran's Strike: Monday's Briefing"

Iran launched a large-scale attack on Israel with drones and ballistic missiles, most of which were intercepted, in retaliation for a suspected Israeli airstrike in Syria. The U.S. has pledged support for Israel but will not participate in offensive operations against Iran. Meanwhile, jury selection begins for Donald Trump's hush money trial in New York City, where he faces 34 felony charges related to payments made to Stormy Daniels. Additionally, Utah's Great Salt Lake is experiencing a significant decline due to megadrought and climate change, impacting its ecosystem.

politics1 year ago

"Trump's Potential Trial Over Classified Documents: Understanding the DOJ's '60-day Rule'"

The Department of Justice's "60-day rule" aims to avoid prosecutorial steps that could influence an upcoming election, but it's not a formal policy and is open to interpretation. Special counsel Jack Smith's efforts to bring former President Donald Trump to trial before the 2024 election have sparked debate over potential conflicts with DOJ's broader position of avoiding actions that could impact elections. While Smith argues for a prompt trial in the public interest, critics contend that the rush to trial may violate DOJ rules and unfairly influence the election.

real-estate1 year ago

Real Estate Investor Shifts Focus from NYC to Florida and Texas Following Trump Verdict

Real estate investor Grant Cardone has decided to cease all underwriting on New York City real estate following the verdict in former President Trump's fraud trial, citing risks that outweigh the opportunities and a politicized business environment. Cardone plans to focus on other markets like Texas and Florida, expressing concerns about potential impacts on property values, loan defaults, and the overall business climate in New York. Other industry figures, including Kevin O'Leary, have echoed similar sentiments, warning against investing in New York in the aftermath of the trial.

legalcriminal-justice1 year ago

"Ethics Case Fallout: The Fani Willis Drama in Georgia"

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis is facing accusations of a conflict of interest due to her romantic relationship with a fellow prosecutor, which could impact the high-profile prosecution of former President Donald Trump and his allies. Legal experts believe that regardless of the judge's decision, the allegations will continue to reverberate, potentially affecting public perception and the trial proceedings. The case has sparked heated courtroom exchanges and could lead to a lengthy delay if Willis is removed from the case, while also influencing jury selection and prompting a reevaluation of potential conflicts of interest in prosecuting offices.

crime2 years ago

Fire at Trump Civil Trial Courthouse Injures 17

Seventeen people sustained minor injuries after a small fire, caused by an individual setting papers ablaze, was quickly extinguished at the lower Manhattan courthouse hosting former President Donald Trump's civil fraud trial. The incident, which led to the evacuation of three floors, does not appear to be related to the trial. The injuries were primarily due to exposure to irritants from the fire extinguisher. Two individuals were taken to the hospital for observation, while the others refused medical attention. The person responsible for setting the fire is in custody, and the incident is under investigation.