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Wisconsin Trump Elector Regrets Signing False Documents in 2020 Election, Says He Was Tricked - Vimarsana News

Wisconsin Trump Elector Regrets Signing False Documents in 2020 Election, Says He Was Tricked

A Wisconsin fake elector argued that he was tricked into signing false documents claiming that former United States President Donald Trump won the state in the 2020 election against Joe Biden.

Source: hngn.com
Kathy Hochul Addresses Donald Trump Fine as Truckers Plan Boycott Following $355 Million Fraud Ruling - Vimarsana News

Kathy Hochul Addresses Donald Trump Fine as Truckers Plan Boycott Following $355 Million Fraud Ruling

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul addressed the civil fraud fine on former United States President Donald Trump worth $355 million as "Truckers for Trump" plan a boycott following the ruling.

Source: hngn.com
Trump Fraud Ruling Threatens to Handcuff Family Business Operations - Vimarsana News

Trump Fraud Ruling Threatens to Handcuff Family Business Operations

The former president is likely to seek a quick postponement of the $355 million decision during an appeal.

Trump Calls Truckers Boycotting NYC 'Great Patriots on the Side of Freedom' - Vimarsana News

Trump Calls Truckers Boycotting NYC 'Great Patriots on the Side of Freedom'

The boycott was initiated on Friday by a trucker driver and Donald Trump supporter with the X username Chicago1Ray.

Trump Says Judge, AG James Are Frauds, 'Not Me': Trial Update - Vimarsana News

Trump Says Judge, AG James Are Frauds, 'Not Me': Trial Update

(Bloomberg) -- Former President Donald Trump is testifying in the trial of New York state’s lawsuit accusing him of inflating his net worth by as much as $3.6 billion to get better terms from banks and insurers.Most Read from BloombergIsrael Latest: North Gaza Cut Off as Reported Deaths Pass 10,000Trump Says Judge, AG James Are Frauds, ‘Not Me’: Trial UpdateHedge Funds Catapulted Treasury Shorts to Record at Wrong TimeWall Street Faces ‘Reality Check’ After Big Rally: Markets WrapCanon’s Advance

Source: yahoo.com