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Republicans have spent years drawing Latino evangelicals into their fold. At one growing church in the Las Vegas suburbs, Donald J. Trump is reaping the benefits.
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The speech by Donald J. Trump at a Republican National Committee fund-raising retreat came during his criminal trial in New York. He faces a total of 88 criminal charges across four indictments.
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California temporarily suspended his law license in March over his role in a legal strategy to help Donald Trump stay in power after his 2020 election loss.
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Jurors in Donald Trump's historic trial in New York got the inside scoop on how a presidential campaign responds to unflattering news stories.
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 NBC"There's a lot going on right now," Seth Meyers declared at the top of Thursday's "A Closer Look"—so much so that he repeated that claim again about four minutes into the segment.
While Donald Trump's criminal hush-money trial continues, so too do the pro-Palestinian protests popping up at college campuses across the country—and Meyers seems a little shocked that it's not the former story that has people most enthralled. But Trump and those college protests collided this week when the former president decided to call into his pal Sean Hannity at Fox News to offer his opinion on the matter on Tuesday and claim that the protests are being organized and run by some nefarious outside operation.
"Well I really think you have a lot of paid agitators," Trump told Hannity. "Professional agitators in here, too."
Read more at The Daily Beast.
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 Reuters A high-school lacrosse champ and teen model from tony Greenwich, Connecticut, Hope Hicks ended up in an unenviable position on Friday: testifying against her ex-boss in the hush-money trial of Donald Trump.
Here's how the 35-year-old ended up there, year by year:
2014Read more at The Daily Beast.
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Former President Donald Trump's hush money trial continues in New York. Follow here for the latest live news updates, analysis and more.
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 Carlos Barria/ReutersHope Hicks, Donald Trump's first political PR guru and presumed holder of all his dirty secrets, started crying on the stand as the former president's legal team questioned her at his New York criminal trial on Friday.
Hicks instantly broke down when Trump defense lawyer Emile Bove began his cross-examination, asking her about how she was initially hired to work with the Trump Organization. After a brief break was called to allow her to compose herself, Hicks returned to the stand, taking deep breaths and refusing to look in Trump's direction.
From the moment she walked into the courtroom at 11:30 a.m., the atmosphere immediately changed. The 35-year-old publicist—who normally carries herself confidently and owns the room—slowly made her way into the courtroom through a side door that's disguised as a wall panel and uneasily made her way past the red-velvet rope that separates the battle area from the public pews. She kept her head down, with her feathered blonde hair drooping over her eyes as she gripped a black purse in her left hand.
Read more at The Daily Beast.
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