SCOTUS Agrees to Hear Special Counsel’s Petition on Trump’s Immunity Defense
U..S. Supreme Court will fast-track considering Jack Smith's petition for immediate ruling on whether Trump can rely on defense of presidential immunity in fed election case.
Trump Reverses Course, Won’t Testify in New York Trial Again
Former President Donald Trump said on Dec. 10 that he'll no longer take the witness stand in the bench trial for a civil fraud case against him in New York.
Elon Musk Appeals SEC Case to US Supreme Court, Alleges Violation of Free Speech...
The industrialist, Elon Musk, asked the US Supreme Court to undo a part of a deal he made with the SEC, which he says violates his free speech rights.
5 NY Democrat Politicians Urge State Elections Board to Bar Trump From 2024 Ballot
State senators want the bi-partisan New York State Board of Elections to exclude former President Donald Trump from the 2024 election ballots.
California Facing Record $68 Billion Deficit, Potential ‘Fiscal Budget Emergency’: Legislative Analyst
Because of a “severe revenue decline,” California is facing a $68 billion budget deficit that could accumulate to more than $155 billion over the next five years.
Legal Analyst Reveals Trump’s ‘Good Strategy’ in New York Trial
Several law experts suggested that former President Donald Trump's recent choice of expert witness was a smart move in his New York civil fraud trial.
Appeals Court Affirms, Narrows Trump Gag Order
Three-judge panel of U.S. Court of Appeals for DC affirmed a gag order that U.S. District Court Judge Tanya Chutkan originally issued against Trump.
White House Responds to Questions About Hunter Biden’s Possible Presidential Pardon
The White House press secretary fielded questions on Friday about whether President Joe Biden would pardon his son, Hunter Biden, in the wake of new charges.
Ukrainian Gas Company Halved Hunter Biden’s Salary After Father Left White House in 2017,...
Joe Biden's son, Hunter, saw his salary from a Ukrainian natural gas company cut in half after his father left office in 2017, new charging documents indicate.
Federal Appeals Court Strikes Down Parts of New York Gun Law, Upholds Others
Both sides are claiming victory after a federal appeals court upheld some parts of New York State’s Concealed Carry Improvement Act (CCIA) but struck down others.
Major Donor Cuts $100 Million Donation for University of Pennsylvania After President’s Testimony
Stone Ridge is not the first donor that has terminated its donations to UPenn for its poor response to the Oct. 7 Hamas terrorist attack on Israel.
Expert Says He Couldn’t Find a ‘Single’ Accounting Provision Violated in Trump Fraud Trial
Trump returned to Manhattan's famous courthouse on Dec. 7 to hear the last expert witness testify in his defense before he will take the stand himself next week.
