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NewsJun 18, 2024Read →

Trump Setback — NY Top Court Will Not Hear Gag Order Appeal

The gag order on former President Donald Trump will remain in place after the New York Court of Appeals declined to hear the case. The court decoded that the order does not raise “substantial” constitutional issues that…

NewsJun 5, 2024Read →

Trump Seeks Removal of Gag Order Ahead of Debate

When former President Donald Trump debates President Joe Biden later this month, he wants to make sure nothing impedes his pitch for president. That’s one reason his lawyers gave in a letter to New York County Supreme…

NewsMay 7, 2024Read →

Trump Willing to Go to Jail Over Gag Order

Former President Donald Trump is willing to go to jail rather than obey a gag order in place during his hush-money trial. “Frankly our Constitution is much more important than jail,” Trump said to the press. “It’s not…

NewsMay 6, 2024Read →

Judge Fines Trump Again for Violating Gag Order — Threatens Jail Time

Former President Donald Trump was fined again for violating a gag order. Judge Juan M. Merchan, who is presiding over Trump’s hush money trial in Manhattan, fine Trump $1,000 for comments he made on “Just the News No…

NewsApr 23, 2024Read →

Judge Rips Trump Attorneys Over Credibility

The judge in the hush money trial of former President Donald Trump told his attorneys the were losing credibility as they challenged the prosecution’s stance that he violated a gag order multiple times. According to NBC…

NewsApr 19, 2024Read →

Trump Goes on Offense Before Court Friday

Former President Donald Trump was wide awake as he entered court Friday as he railed against New York Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan. Trump spoke to reporters prior to starting the fourth day of his trial for…

NewsNov 21, 2023Read →

‘Narcissism Will Get the Best of Him’: Former White House Lawyer Predicts Trump Will Be Jailed

A former White House lawyer predicted that former President Donald Trump would be jailed due to his narcissism. During an interview on Monday with CNN’s Erin Burnett, Ty Cobb said he believes that an appeals court will…

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