Christopher Sise News Today

Donald Trump’s property manager at Mar-a-Lago appears to have a difference of opinion with his boss. The employee, Carlos DeOliveira, on Tuesday invoked his right to a speedy trial. In a filing late Tuesday in the U.S. Government’s classified documents case against the former president, DeOliveira’s local attorney, Larry Donald Murrell of West Palm Beach, writes that the order by U.S. District ...

Two aides to Donald Trump who are employees at his Mar-a-Lago estate returned to federal court Thursday as co-defendants in the U.S. government's classified documents case against the former president. Trump's plea of not guilty to additional charges in the case was entered, although he was not in the courtroom. One aide was arrained, and a new date was set for a plea from the other aide.