Donald Trump has been in the news recently due to his involvement in various legal battles and controversies. He faced a federal fraud trial, where his former lawyer accused him of taking part in a hush-money scheme. Additionally, a federal appeals court upheld his contempt of Congress convictions. Trump also made headlines for using a movie reference to demonize migrants at the border during a rally in New Jersey. His allies have been vocal in their support, with some criticizing the legal process and individuals involved in the cases against him.
Donald John Trump is an American politician, media personality, and businessman who served as the 45th president of the United States from 2017 to 2021. He graduated from the Wharton School with a bachelor's degree in 1968 and went on to build a successful career in real estate and entertainment. Trump entered politics and won the presidency in 2016 as a Republican candidate. During his presidency, he implemented various policies on immigration, trade, and foreign relations. Trump's leadership style and controversial statements often sparked debate and divided public opinion. After leaving office, he remained active in politics and continued to be a prominent figure in the media.
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Who is more pleased with the course of the trial so far — the prosecution or the defense?
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Congresswoman sparked an hour-long dispute, exchanging blows with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez after criticising Jasmine Crockett’s appearance
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New tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles and batteries, solar cells, medical equipment and other goods are intended to protect U.S. jobs and manufacturers
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A federal appeals court last week upheld his contempt of Congress convictions.
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Donald Trump, at his rally in New Jersey, used an extended riff about the 1991 film to demonize migrants at the border.
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Michael Cohen’s second day on the witness stand.
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In reporting about voters’ views of Mr. Biden, it’s clear at least some think he’s hardly doing anything at all — and that if re-elected, there might be no change.
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Former Trump lawyer faces cross-examination in New York after accusing ex-president of taking part in hush-money scheme.
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Mike Pence, Chris Christie and Paul Ryan refuse to vote for the president despite calling Trump unfit – and their harshest critics are fellow Republicans
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The Manhattan courtroom has become the latest stage for Trump allies to flex their support.
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As Donald Trump’s hush money trial reaches a pivotal moment the former president’s allies are out in force and serving as his voice to criticize the process and people while Trump himself is under a gag order
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The president continues to attempt to shore up his support among Black voters ahead of November election
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A federal fraud trial has begun for the owner and chief financial officer of a hedge fund that collapsed
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It would make Biden "the big guy" and the person he pardoned "a little guy," Romney told MSNBC.
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This year the two people vying to be the leader of the free world are calling the shots on how they will debate. "It'll be entertaining, informative. Like those two old guys on The Muppets," former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney quipped.
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First debate would take place after Biden returns from G7 meeting while the second would happen before early voting starts
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Todd Blanche repeatedly paints the former ‘fixer’ as a serial liar in dramatic courtroom testimony
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Michael Cohen’s testimony.
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Wall Street Journal notes that British example may not be a good one, as ‘plan hasn’t gone into effect yet ‘amid legal challenges’
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Asian advocacy organisations worry the rhetoric could encourage further harassment and violence toward the Asian community.