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Trump lawyer's "bullying" may backfire

Trump's aggressive lawyers may pull more embarrassing details into the open — and damage his standing with jurors

Trump Continues Defamation Despite Fines

Trump Continues Defamation Despite Fines

Former President Trump's ongoing comments on the E. Jean Carroll case raise legal and credibility concerns.

Supreme Court's role in Trump's eligibility and immunity discussed

Supreme Court's role in Trump's eligibility and immunity discussed

Get ready for a wild ride as the Supreme Court takes center stage in the 2024 presidential race. Will Trump be eligible? Can he be prosecuted? Shan Wu brea...

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Experts: Hunter Biden deal is "harsh"

Despite GOP "sweetheart deal" gripes, experts say Trump could have gotten an even better deal than Hunter Biden

Trump's rape defense is pure misogyny

Lawyers can't deny Trump's a liar or sexual predator — all that's left is implying women aren't worth listening to

Trump's "big mistake" at rape trial

Trump's refusal to show up for his own trial is “unlikely to go over well with the jury," former prosecutor warns

What to expect if Trump is indicted

New York (AFP) - Donald Trump has put his supporters on notice he expects to be arrested Tuesday in a hush-money case, issuing a call for protests that has security services bracing for a political circus at best -- and violence at worst.

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Lawmakers poised to renew push to criminalize Supreme Court leaks

WASHINGTON — A Supreme Court report this week on the leak of a draft opinion has revitalized an effort from two Louisiana Republicans to criminalize leaking information from the high court, a step some experts say could get messy if it became law.

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Lawmakers poised to renew push to criminalize Supreme Court leaks - Roll Call

Lawmakers poised to renew push to criminalize Supreme Court leaks - Roll Call

A Supreme Court report on the leak of a draft opinion renewed an effort to criminalize leaking information from the high court.

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