Takeaways from Day 11 of the Donald Trump hush money trial as Hope Hicks testifies
Donald Trump’s former campaign press secretary and White House communications director Hope Hicks took the stand Friday, sitting feet away from her former boss as she described the fallout from the “Access Hollywood” tape and the Trump White House response to stories about hush money payments.
The Democratic nominee is Joe Biden, the sitting president, a former vice president, and a former U.S. senator of 26 years.
The former president accused the special counsel of "blatant evidence tampering" over admittance in court filings.
The judge in the New York hush-money trial has just two choices when the former president violates a gag order: small fines ...
Wednesday's visit is Trump's third to Michigan this year and his first since speaking in Grand Rapids on April 2.
Witness testimony continues Friday in former President Donald Trump's criminal hush money trial. Follow Newsweek's live blog ...
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At least six contenders for Trump's running mate will attend a Republican donor retreat that looks in part like an audition ...
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