Will Trump testify in his hush money trial – and should he? Experts weigh in
It would be yet another historic first for Donald Trump: a former president taking the stand to testify in his own criminal trial.
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Jimmy Kimmel mocks Trump for likening himself to Mother Teresa as jury deliberates on former president’s fate
Jimmy Kimmel agreed with Donald Trump’s wild claims that Mother Teresa herself would also not be able to beat the allegations faced by the former president – paying off a pornstar “after a round of golf”.
Will Trump testify in his hush money trial – and should he? Experts weigh in
It would be yet another historic first for Donald Trump: a former president taking the stand to testify in his own criminal trial.
Panel of 12 jurors sworn in for Trump’s historic hush money trial: Ex-president blasts ‘witch hunt’ as he leaves court
The panel of 12 Manhattan residents who will ultimately decide the fate of former president Donald Trump in his New York criminal trial have now been seated.
A dog dad, a best man and a workaholic: The New Yorkers too busy for Trump’s trial
New Yorkers’ busy lives are under the microscope in Donald Trump’s hush money case, as potential jurors have been bringing up their jobs, their political views, their busy schedules and even their dogs during jury selection in the Manhattan courtroom.
Watch live from court as jury says Trump must pay additional $83m to writer E. Jean Carroll for defamation
Watch live from outside court after the jury reached a verdict in the civil defamation trial over Donald Trump’s 2019 denial of writer E. Jean Carroll’s claim that he raped her.
Jury orders Trump to pay $83 million for defaming columnist E. Jean Carroll
A New York jury on Friday ordered former President Donald Trump to pay a total of $83.3 million to E. Jean Carroll for ruining her credibility as an advice columnist when he called her a liar after she accused him of sexual assault.
A Jury Recommended Life In Prison. Now He’s Set To Be The First Person Executed By Lethal Gas.
In 1996, a jury recommended 11-1 that Kenneth Smith be sentenced to life without the possibility of parole for his role in a murder-for-hire plot. The judge overruled the jury and imposed a death sentence, a practice that is no longer legal. Now, nearly three decades later, the state of Alabama plans to use Smith as a test subject for a new execution method: death by inhaling nitrogen gas.
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