Trump hush money trial: Key takeaways from Hope Hicks' testimony
Hope Hicks, former US President Donald Trump's 2016 campaign press secretary, testified on Friday in the New York hush money trial case. Hicks, the key prosecution witness, while taking the stand broke down to tears as she gave the jurors an inside peak of Trump at a time when he faced multiple accusations of sexual misconduct during the campaign.
Hope Hicks, a former Trump Organization employee turned Trump White House communications director, testified on Friday that ...
Chart: Thomas Oide/AxiosFormer President Trump's first criminal trial in New York has so far featured witness testimony from a former top White House aide, a veteran tabloid publisher, a former ...
In remarks to reporters, he reiterated that there is "no case ... prosecutors to introduce the sexual misconduct allegations a number of women made against Trump during the closing weeks of ...
The 2016 release of the infamous Access Hollywood tape, in which Donald Trump made lewd comments about women to TV host Billy ...
So far, though, it’s been mainly legal argument about admissible evidence (referred to as motions in limine — which I discussed here in connection with a different case). Prior to making ...
Photo Illustration by Luis G. Rendon/The Daily Beast/Getty Images/Everett CollectionAn off-hand remark—or a terribly ...
Trump stands trial for allegedly falsifying documents to influence the 2016 election. The former president commits to testifying amidst discussions of prior ...
AFP Donald Trump's hush money case prosecutors are seeking permission to ask him about civil cases where the former president was found liable for sexual misconduct and fraud if he decides to ...
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