Erik Larson
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Michael Cohen Testimony Ties Trump to Hush Money Payment
Michael Cohen, the star witness in Donald Trump’s hush money case, directly connected his former boss to the payoff to keep adult film actress Stormy Daniels from going public about their alleged dalliance to save his 2016 presidential campaign.
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Michael Cohen Testimony Ties Trump to Hush Money Payment
Michael Cohen, the star witness in Donald Trump’s hush money case, directly connected his former boss to the payoff to keep adult film actress Stormy Daniels from going public about their alleged dalliance to save his 2016 presidential campaign.
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Trump’s $540 Million Court Fine Tests His ‘King Of Debt’ Title
Donald Trump dubbed himself the “King of Debt” when boasting about how his business empire survived hard times, but a pair of big trial court losses this year are putting that moniker to the test.
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Trump’s $540 Million Court Fine Tests His ‘King Of Debt’ Title
Donald Trump dubbed himself the “King of Debt” when boasting about how his business empire survived hard times, but a pair of big trial court losses this year are putting that moniker to the test.
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Trump Organization Hit With $365 Million Fine In Fraud Trial
Donald Trump and his real estate company suffered a major defeat in New York’s civil fraud suit over his inflated asset valuations, after a judge barred the former president from running any business in the state for three years and ordered the return of $364 million in illegal profits.
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Trump Denied Immunity In DC Election Case By Appeals Court
Donald Trump can be prosecuted for trying to overturn the 2020 US election, a federal appeals court ruled, rejecting his claim that a sitting or former president is immune from criminal charges.
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Trump’s Cash Stockpile At Risk From $450 Million Dual Verdicts
Trump on Friday was ordered by a jury to pay $83.3 million to writer E. Jean Carroll for defaming her in 2019 when he denied her sexual-assault allegation.
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Trump Asks U.S. Supreme Court To Overturn Colorado Ballot Ban
The Colorado Supreme Court on Dec. 19 declared Trump ineligible to reclaim the White House.
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Trump Sues Maine Official Who Disqualified Him From Ballot
Trump’s filing sets in motion yet another legal fight over his eligibility for office likely to be resolved by the US Supreme Court.
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Trump Sues Maine Official Who Disqualified Him From Ballot
Trump’s filing sets in motion yet another legal fight over his eligibility for office likely to be resolved by the US Supreme Court.
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Apple Resumes Sale Of Watches After Appeals Court Lifts US Ban
The company said its Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 would also resume online sales beginning Thursday by noon Pacific time.
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Trump Shouts At Judge And Lawyers In Wild Day On Witness Stand
Donald J. Trump took to the witness stand Monday morning and within minutes turned his day in court into a live Truth Social post.
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Trump Son Signed Off But Didn’t Verify Key Documents In NY Fraud Case
Donald Trump’s eldest son, who helped run the former president’s real estate business, told a judge that he certified but never verified the accuracy of financial statements at the heart of a civil fraud case brought by New York state.
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Trump Son Signed Off But Didn’t Verify Key Documents In NY Fraud Case
Donald Trump’s eldest son, who helped run the former president’s real estate business, told a judge that he certified but never verified the accuracy of financial statements at the heart of a civil fraud case brought by New York state.
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Trump Made a Fortune Inflating His Assets, NY Tells Court
Donald Trump arrived at New York state court in Manhattan on Monday flanked by a team of lawyers and Secret Service agents for the start of a contentious civil trial over whether he misled banks about his assets.
