The former president’s lawyer may still face fallout for her involvement in an ex-employee’s hush money deal over harassment claims at Trump’s Bedminster club.
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Trump-appointed Judge Aileen Cannon handed prosecutors in his Mar-a-Lago case a shocking ultimatum on Monday.
The former president’s lawyers told the appeals court they’ve approached “30 surety companies through 4 separate brokers.”
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The fate of Donald Trump’s Stormy Daniels hush money case now hangs in the balance.
Fani Willis avoided the worst outcomes in the judge's ruling, but he still admonished Willis for her fiery testimony and a racially charged speech at a church.
Trump thinks the nation’s national security laws are “too vague” to be used against him for keeping classified records at Mar-a-Lago. Judge Aileen Cannon doesn’t exactly disagree.
Trump's Manhattan criminal trial was supposed to start on March 25. Now, prosecutors are saying they're not opposed to a month delay.
Trump is about to have his entire schedule derailed by courtroom appearances and, even if his campaign thinks he can make it work, Trump is about to have real time problems.
“This does not mean the entire indictment is dismissed,” he noted.