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Legal If Trump wins at the polls, Democratic leaders are hoping to prevent Jan. 6 drama, despite past claims that he is constitutionally barred from...
In a new filing in Trump’s Florida case, Smith cited Robert Hur’s report on Joe Biden’s retention of classified material.
Meanwhile, Donald Trump urged defense lawyers in the case to be more aggressive in their questioning.
“There is a national interest in seeing the crimes alleged in this case resolved promptly,” Jack Smith wrote.
If the ruling holds, Navarro may be the first member of Trump’s inner circle to go to prison for crimes stemming from the effort to subvert the 2020...
It was the judge's first acknowledgment that Trump’s federal trial could could extend into the general election.
Judge Tanya Chutkan’s decision was widely expected amid Trump’s effort to have courts declare him immune from the charges.
Samsel and four others were convicted of participating in the “civil disorder” wrought by the mob and of assaulting police officers.
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