Trump’s anger at courts, frayed alliances could upend approach to judicial issues
Donald Trump’s once-transactional relationship with the conservative legal establishment has splintered in recent years, and his frustration toward the court system has grown — potentially heralding more volatility in how he would navigate judicial issues in a second term. Now the
Hefty fines, penalties will rock Trump family’s business and fortune
For more than 100 years, since Donald Trump’s grandfather started buying land in New York City, the Trump family has run a real estate business in New York. Barring a successful legal appeal of Friday’s decision by a New York Supreme
Democrats attack Trump over report that he favors a 16-week abortion ban
President Biden and other Democrats moved quickly Friday to criticize former president Donald Trump over a report that he prefers a 16-week national abortion ban with a few exceptions, underscoring the extent to which Democrats hope to seize on the
Judge orders Trump to pay more than $350 million after civil fraud trial
NEW YORK — A judge on Friday ordered former president Donald Trump to pay more than $350 million in penalties, plus interest, following a civil fraud trial, finding that he and others had carried out a years-long scheme to use
Insider Trading in the NFT Market? Moonbirds’ Unusual Sales Activity Before Yuga Deal
Prices and trading volume for the Ethereum NFT collection Moonbirds experienced a significant surge on Friday following the announcement of Yuga Labs’ acquisition of the collection’s intellectual property alongside creator Proof. However, there were also considerable spikes in sales activity in
U.S. Regulators Can Influence Tether’s Offshore Usage: JPMorgan
Tether’s (USDT) dominant position as the largest stablecoin faces regulatory challenges and risks from various authorities and jurisdictions as they seek to impose more transparency and compliance on stablecoins. The stablecoin is vulnerable due to its dependence on the American market
Biden, after Navalny’s death, says ‘no doubt’ that ‘Putin and his thugs’ were behind it
President Biden said on Friday, following news of the death of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, that there is ‘no doubt’ it was a ‘consequence of something that Putin and his thugs did.’ Russian officials said Navalny reported feeling unwell following
Biden calls for an end to impeachment inquiry after indictment of FBI informant: ‘Outrageous effort’
President Biden called for House Republicans to drop their impeachment inquiry against him, saying on Friday that it has been ‘an outrageous effort from the beginning.’ The president’s comments came after the indictment of FBI informant who alleged that Joe Biden
Kids Online Safety Act reintroduced in Senate expected to pass with major support
Sens. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., and Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., reintroduced the Kids Online Safety Act with more than half of the Senate’s backing, including Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, suggesting that the bill will be filibuster-proof when it comes to the floor. On
Joe Manchin will not launch third-party presidential run
Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., announced Friday that he will not be running for president, shooting down months of speculation that he would join the race on a third-party ticket. ‘I will not be seeking a third-party run, I will not be