Former President Donald Trump’s criminal trial on payments from a non-disclosure deal with an adult performer in New York continues on May 7. President Trump is charged with falsifying business records to conceal the payments. He has denied the allegations. Schedule 8:30 a.m. ET: Trump Tower Exterior 9:30 a.m. ET: St… Original News Source Link
Former President Donald Trump’s criminal trial on payments from a non-disclosure deal with an adult performer in New York continues on May 7. President Trump is charged with falsifying business records to conceal the payments. He has denied the allegations. Schedule 8:30 a.m. ET: Trump Tower Exterior 9:30 a.m. ET: St… Original News Source Link
Former President Donald Trump has issued a fundraising call after a New York judge’s ruling that he was in contempt of court over a gag order violation. Judge Juan Merchan last week fined President Trump a total of $9,000 for multiple social media and other online posts, accusing the former president of violating his gag
Updated 2 mins Ago The trial has entered its fourth week, with prosecutors estimating two or three more weeks of trial. | Published May 07, 2024 | Updated May 07, 2024 15 mins ago Next on the witness stand was Sally Franklin, senior vice president and managing editor for Random House Publishing Group. She
4 mins ago Ms. Clifford confirmed that she had her attorney, Mr. Davidson, take down an article on a blog that claimed she had sex with Mr. Trump. “And you denied having sex with Donald Trump,” Ms. Necheles said. “Right, because I was afraid,” Ms. Clifford said. She said this was timed close to when
3 hours ago President Trump told reporters it was a big day after court adjourned. “This was a very big day, a very revealing day as you can see their case is totally falling apart,” he said. “They have nothing on books and records and even something that should bear very little relationship to the
High-profile presidential and gubernatorial races have dominated the media, but congressional primaries are likely to generate high interest from voters. INDIANAPOLIS—Indiana voters will choose nominees for major executive offices as well as the U.S. Senate in the May 7 primary, but the more challenging races may be for congressional seats being vacated—or almost vacated—by Republicans.