Here's When Trump Could Go To Trial This Year — Starting In March
Trumps first criminal trial will begin March 25.
Source: forbes.com
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Trump is headed to criminal trial in March, judge shoots down dismissal request.
Minutes after proceedings began, Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan announced that he had decided to deny Trump’s motion to dismiss.
Source: slate.com
Frustrated White House sends letter to press corps, skewering coverage of Biden's handling of classified files | Business
(CNN) — The White House is making its frustration over recent press coverage known.
Source: kitv.com
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Welcoming Adam Klasfeld as Just Security's new fellow.
Michael Cohen Chelsea Manning Wikileaks Ryan Goodman Jeffrey Epstein Adam Klasfeld Rutgers University
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Hur overstepped mandate with 'gratuitous' Biden slams, say ex-DOJ Dems
Pointed language in special counsel Robert Hur’s classified records report drawing attention to President Biden’s age and cognitive ability is coming under fire from former Justice Department officials who say he overstepped his mandate in the case.
Source: newsnationnow.com
Do the Hur Report and Biden's Age and Memory Really Matter?
A roundup commentary and analysis about the Hur Report, its fallout, and whether concerns about Biden’s age or memory put a hole in his reelection campaign.
Source: nymag.com
Trump Legal Fees: $52M in 2023; $40M to Law Firms With Personal Cases
Donald Trump spent over $50 million in PAC donor money on legal fees in 2023. The vast majority went to firms working on his personal legal problems.
Source: businessinsider.com
The ICJ Ukraine Genocide Case Is Actually a Win for Kyiv
Ukraine is using the International Court of Justice to prove Russia’s genocide accusations—Moscow’s justification for invading—wrong.
Source: worldpoliticsreview.com
Supreme Court Puts Trump Case On Pause—For At Least A Week—For DOJ Response
Trump’s trial remains on pause while the Supreme Court considers his appeal.
Source: forbes.com