Washington — Congress’ two-week recess kicked off Monday after lawmakers resolved the government funding drama that had stretched on for months. But the fate of U.S. aid to Ukraine, which is running low on ammunition in its war with Russia, remains unsettled. Though the Senate last month approved a supplemental funding package that includes aid
CBS News Live CBS News Live Live The New York State Court of Appeals ruled that former President Donald Trump does not have to come up with $464 million to appeal the judgment against him in his civil fraud trial, and must only provide a bond in the amount of $175 million. At midnight Monday,
Retired Justice Stephen Breyer talks new book and Supreme Court’s recent rulings – CBS News Watch CBS News As the Supreme Court prepares to deliberate on its most significant abortion access case since the reversal of Roe v. Wade and the potential for former President Trump’s criminal prosecution, it does so without the presence of
Former President Donald Trump and other defendants have not posted the nearly half a billion dollars in bond needed to pause enforcement of a judge’s February ruling in a New York civil fraud case, potentially leaving some of his prized real estate and other assets vulnerable to seizure by the state. As the clock struck
Former President Donald Trump and other defendants in his fraud case won an appeal Monday to have their bond reduced, requiring them now to put up $175 million within 10 days to pause enforcement of a $464 million judgment against them. If Trump fails to post bond, it could leave some of his prized real
Latest on Trump legal issues | March 22, 2024 Latest on Donald Trump’s legal issues | March 22, 2024 05:10 Former President Donald Trump is expected to attend a high-stakes court hearing Monday in Manhattan, just under three weeks before the scheduled start of his criminal trial — a proceeding that would be a first
Washington — Twenty months after the Supreme Court ruled to return abortion policy to the states, the issue will be before the justices again on Tuesday, when they weigh a case that threatens to curtail access to a commonly used drug taken in a medication abortion. The dispute involves a series of actions that the