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Trump's Lawyers Say Hush Money Gag Order Stifles Campaign Speech
Donald Trump's lawyers urged the judge who oversaw his hush money trial to lift a gag order now that he has been convicted, arguing his opponents were using the restrictions on the former U.S. president's speech as a "political sword."
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After Hush Money Conviction, Donald Trump Patches Up With Billionaire Donors
For big donors, the light had drained a bit from Trump's powerful aura in the wake of the chaos surrounding his 2020 loss at the polls to Joe Biden.
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Handwritten Note, Pornstar's Testimony: Key Moments In Donald Trump's Trial
The jury that convicted Donald Trump of falsifying business records had been inundated with testimony and evidence for almost five weeks before issuing the historic verdict, but several key moments stood out.
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Analysis: How Donald Trump Got Convicted At His Hush Money Trial
That testimony - coupled with evidence such as bank records, emails and a surreptitious recording of Trump speaking about a hush money payment - culminated in the 12-member jury finding Trump guilty of criminal charges.
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Explainer: Can Trump Be President Despite His Criminal Conviction?
Donald Trump's criminal conviction for illegally covering up a hush money payment to a porn star will not prevent the Republican candidate from pursuing his campaign to retake the White House, even if he were sentenced to prison before the Nov. 5 ele
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Trump Trial Judge Sets Sentencing For July 11
Donald Trump's sentencing for falsifying business records will take place on July 11, the judge who presided over the trial said Thursday.
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Donald Trump Becomes First Ex US President To Be Convicted Of A Crime
A New York jury convicted Donald Trump on all charges in his hush money case on Thursday in a seismic development barely five months ahead of the election where he seeks to recapture the White House.
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"Dangerous Day For America": Trump As Closing Arguments In Hush Money Trial Begin
Closing arguments began Tuesday in the hush money trial of Donald Trump with the White House hopeful facing the prospect of becoming the first criminally convicted former president in US history.
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Donald Trump's Historic Hush Money Trial Ends, Verdict Out Soon
The historic trial of Donald Trump enters its final act Tuesday, with closing arguments to the jury who must then decide whether to hand down the first-ever criminal conviction of a former US president.
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"You Made All This Up": Trump's Lawyer vs Stormy Daniels At Hush Money Trial
Donald Trump's defense attorney and Stormy Daniels went head to head on Thursday during cross-examination of the porn star's blistering testimony, the line of questioning occasionally meandering into the bizarre.
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"He Said I Reminded Him Of His Daughter": Stormy Daniels At Trump Trial
It was the courtroom face-off everyone was waiting for -- testimony of high legal importance, and salacious sexual content.
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Trump "Shakes Head, Curses Audibly" As Stormy Daniels Testifies In Hush Money Trial
The judge in Donald Trump's hush money trial said the former president was "cursing audibly" during testimony on Tuesday by porn star Stormy Daniels and directed his lawyers to temper their client's behavior.
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"Losing All Credibility": Judge To Donald Trump's Lawyer In Hush Money Trial
The judge overseeing Donald Trump's criminal hush money trial on Tuesday told Trump's lawyer he is "losing all credibility" as he considered whether the former president should be punished for violating a gag order that prevents him from publicly cri
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Court vs Campaign: Donald Trump Juggles Election Rallies And Criminal Trial
Donald Trump on Saturday will hold his first campaign rally since his criminal trial in New York began, with the North Carolina crowd likely to hear the ex-president reiterate fiery outrage at the unprecedented legal proceedings.
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Glowering And Threats: What Faces The Jury At Donald Trump's Trial
Terrorists, mafia bosses -- and Donald Trump. The common thread? When they go on trial, the jurors have such a tough task that they have to be kept anonymous for their own safety.
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Trump's Lawyers Say Hush Money Gag Order Stifles Campaign Speech
Donald Trump's lawyers urged the judge who oversaw his hush money trial to lift a gag order now that he has been convicted, arguing his opponents were using the restrictions on the former U.S. president's speech as a "political sword."
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After Hush Money Conviction, Donald Trump Patches Up With Billionaire Donors
For big donors, the light had drained a bit from Trump's powerful aura in the wake of the chaos surrounding his 2020 loss at the polls to Joe Biden.
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Handwritten Note, Pornstar's Testimony: Key Moments In Donald Trump's Trial
The jury that convicted Donald Trump of falsifying business records had been inundated with testimony and evidence for almost five weeks before issuing the historic verdict, but several key moments stood out.
-
Analysis: How Donald Trump Got Convicted At His Hush Money Trial
That testimony - coupled with evidence such as bank records, emails and a surreptitious recording of Trump speaking about a hush money payment - culminated in the 12-member jury finding Trump guilty of criminal charges.
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Explainer: Can Trump Be President Despite His Criminal Conviction?
Donald Trump's criminal conviction for illegally covering up a hush money payment to a porn star will not prevent the Republican candidate from pursuing his campaign to retake the White House, even if he were sentenced to prison before the Nov. 5 ele
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Trump Trial Judge Sets Sentencing For July 11
Donald Trump's sentencing for falsifying business records will take place on July 11, the judge who presided over the trial said Thursday.
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Donald Trump Becomes First Ex US President To Be Convicted Of A Crime
A New York jury convicted Donald Trump on all charges in his hush money case on Thursday in a seismic development barely five months ahead of the election where he seeks to recapture the White House.
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"Dangerous Day For America": Trump As Closing Arguments In Hush Money Trial Begin
Closing arguments began Tuesday in the hush money trial of Donald Trump with the White House hopeful facing the prospect of becoming the first criminally convicted former president in US history.
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Donald Trump's Historic Hush Money Trial Ends, Verdict Out Soon
The historic trial of Donald Trump enters its final act Tuesday, with closing arguments to the jury who must then decide whether to hand down the first-ever criminal conviction of a former US president.
-
"You Made All This Up": Trump's Lawyer vs Stormy Daniels At Hush Money Trial
Donald Trump's defense attorney and Stormy Daniels went head to head on Thursday during cross-examination of the porn star's blistering testimony, the line of questioning occasionally meandering into the bizarre.
-
"He Said I Reminded Him Of His Daughter": Stormy Daniels At Trump Trial
It was the courtroom face-off everyone was waiting for -- testimony of high legal importance, and salacious sexual content.
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Trump "Shakes Head, Curses Audibly" As Stormy Daniels Testifies In Hush Money Trial
The judge in Donald Trump's hush money trial said the former president was "cursing audibly" during testimony on Tuesday by porn star Stormy Daniels and directed his lawyers to temper their client's behavior.
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"Losing All Credibility": Judge To Donald Trump's Lawyer In Hush Money Trial
The judge overseeing Donald Trump's criminal hush money trial on Tuesday told Trump's lawyer he is "losing all credibility" as he considered whether the former president should be punished for violating a gag order that prevents him from publicly cri
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Court vs Campaign: Donald Trump Juggles Election Rallies And Criminal Trial
Donald Trump on Saturday will hold his first campaign rally since his criminal trial in New York began, with the North Carolina crowd likely to hear the ex-president reiterate fiery outrage at the unprecedented legal proceedings.
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Glowering And Threats: What Faces The Jury At Donald Trump's Trial
Terrorists, mafia bosses -- and Donald Trump. The common thread? When they go on trial, the jurors have such a tough task that they have to be kept anonymous for their own safety.
