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  • Judge Expands Gag Order on Trump as Hush Money Trial Looms, Citing 'Very Real' Threat
    Trump
    A New York judge has expanded a gag order on former President Donald Trump ahead of his hush money trial, set to begin in less than two weeks. The move by Judge Juan Merchan comes in response to Trump's searing social media attacks against the case, prosecutors, the legal system, and even the judge's daughter, which Merchan warned represented a threat to anyone involved in the case and an attack on the rule of law itself.
  • Truth Social's SEC Filings Reveal Warnings About Trump's Legal and Financial Woes
    PUTIN FAN
    As former President Donald Trump's social media company, Truth Social, made its public market debut last week, sending its stock price soaring, potential investors are being cautioned about the numerous risks associated with the venture.
  • Donald and Melania Trump Make Rare Public Appearance Together at Lawyer's Birthday Bash Amid Bond Struggle
    Melania Trump, Donald Trump
    Former President Donald Trump and his wife Melania Trump made a rare public appearance together on Saturday, March 30, as they attended the lavish 40th birthday celebration of Alina Habba, a prominent figure in Trump's legal team. The star-studded event, held at Trump's Palm Beach private club, Mar-a-Lago, came amidst the former president's struggle to post bond for his New York civil fraud fine.
  • Trump Campaign Demands Biden Apologize for Declaring ‘’Transgender Day of Visibility" on Easter Sunday
    Joe Biden and Donald Trump
    U.S. President Joe Biden is facing fierce criticism from former President Donald Trump's campaign and religious conservatives for proclaiming March 31, which coincides with Easter Sunday this year, as "Transgender Day of Visibility." The move has sparked outrage among those who view it as an insensitive and disrespectful gesture towards one of Christianity's holiest celebrations.
  • Biden Administration Unveils Strictest-Ever Pollution Standards for Heavy-Duty Trucks and Buses
    NEW POTUS
    The Biden administration has rolled out the strongest-ever federal pollution standards for heavy-duty trucks and buses, a move that has been met with both support and criticism from various stakeholders.
  • RFK Jr.'s Running Mate Nicole Shanahan Calls IVF 'One of the Biggest Lies' About Women's Health
    RFK Jr.'s Running Mate Nicole Shanahan Calls IVF 'One of the Biggest Lies' About Women's Health
    Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s presidential campaign has selected Nicole Shanahan, a Bay Area lawyer and Democratic donor, as his running mate. Shanahan, 38, has been a vocal critic of in vitro fertilization (IVF), calling it "one of the biggest lies that's being told about women's health today."
  • Donald Trump Exploits Gag Order Loophole to Target Judge's Progressive Daughter in Hush Money Case
    Trump
    Former President Donald Trump has wasted no time exploiting a loophole in the gag order issued by New York state Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan in the hush money case.
  • White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre Abruptly Ends Interview, Calls Dementia Question About Biden 'Incredibly Offensive'
    Karine Jean-Pierre
    In a heated exchange during a radio interview on Tuesday, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre abruptly ended the call after being asked if President Joe Biden, 81, suffers from dementia.
  • Ronna McDaniel to Sue for 'Mental Distress' After Being Fired from NBC, Friend Claims
    NBC News Fires Ronna McDaniel as Paid Contributor Amid Backlash Over Election Denialism
    Former Republican National Committee chairwoman Ronna McDaniel plans to take legal action against NBC News after the network fired her just days after announcing her hiring as a paid contributor, according to conservative political commentator Hugh Hewitt.
  • Texas' SB4 Immigration Law Remains Blocked as Appeals Court Weighs Constitutionality
    U.S. immigration officers administer the oath as a swearing-in of newly naturalized United States citizens
    A divided panel of federal appeals court judges late Tuesday continued to block Texas from enforcing its controversial immigration law, known as SB4, while the court weighs the measure's legality. In a 2-1 decision, the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals denied Texas' request to suspend a lower court order that found SB4 unconstitutional and in conflict with federal immigration laws.
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