Trump News for Tuesday, April 9, 2024

Democrats quickly aimed to capitalise on the key election issue after an Arizona court ruling upholding an 1864 law that bans nearly all abortions.

The federal judge presiding over the classified documents case against former President Donald Trump has granted a request by prosecutors aimed at protecting the identities of potential government witnesses.

Russia claims Ukraine is behind attack, which Kyiv denies; Cameron’s attempt to persuade Trump over aid for Ukraine appears to have failed. What we know on day 777

A federal judge decided Tuesday that the names of potential witnesses in the classified documents case against Donald Trump will remain secret – resolving one of the issues that has created a logjam in the criminal case.

Trump said that Jewish Biden voters "should be spoken to" and argued that Black and Jewish Democrats had a "bad habit."

Mr Trump faces political pressure on abortion rights, which Democrats hope will be a defining issue in November’s election

Allen Weisselberg pleaded guilty last month to two counts of perjury in connection with a civil fraud lawsuit brought against Donald Trump

Potential jurors at Donald Trump's Manhattan "hush money" trial won’t be asked outright about their political leanings — but will be asked if they’re part of QAnon, the Proud Boys or Antifa.

A New York Times interview published Tuesday morning revealed new details about Jared Kushner's business dealings with Saudi Arabia that landed his equity firm $2 billion after his father-in-law former President Donald Trump left the White House. Eric Lipton, one of three Times reporters to appear o...

The former president has boasted about ending the 1973 Supreme Court ruling — guaranteeing federal abortion protections for all women — many times.

The Trump campaign intends to put — and keep — former first lady Melania in the spotlight.

Former President Donald Trump and his legal team are reportedly running out of time to post the bond for appealing his civil fraud trial verdict before New York Attorney General Letitia James starts seizing his assets, according to a prominent real estate attorney.Attorney Paul Golden, who is a part...

The former president is no longer one of the world's richest people, according to a popular list ranking wealth.

Truth Social founders contest a six-month share sale ban, claiming retaliation by Trump amidst broader legal challenges.

The complicated Trump Media lawsuit pitting two former contestants of "The Apprentice" against former President Donald Trump will be overseen by a judge who is a pro when it comes to "buyout battles," according to a new analysis.Delaware judge Vice Chancellor Morgan T. Zurn is the subject of a new...

Nick Offerman plays the President in Alex Garland's Civil War, but that doesn't mean the character is based on Donald Trump.

On Tuesday, the Arizona Supreme Court ruled that its total abortion ban, a seemingly dead law dating back to 1864, is once again enforceable.

ABC, CBS, CNN, NBC and Fox News have reportedly drafted an open letter asking for the presumptive nominees to face each other on live TV.

The UK foreign secretary’s Trump dinner appeared to fail to bring support for Ukraine, and his Washington meetings don’t look any more promising

Kathy Petsas was the kind of Republican who knocked on voters' doors if there was a forthcoming election. Her story features amid the Steve Bannon quotes and Mar-a-Lago anger in a new book by Isaac Arnsdorf that explores the MAGA movement. "Finish What We Started" details the lifelong Republican who...

Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell (Ky.) on Tuesday pushed back against former President Trump’s declaration that Israel is “losing the PR war” and needs to get its military operation “over with” so it can “get back to normalcy.” McConnell told reporters that it’s not appropriate to tell a close ally in the middle of a…

For the second time in two days, an appeals court judge rejects a motion by former President Donald Trump that would have delayed the April 15 start of his hush money trial.

U.S. President Joe Biden widens lead ahead of November election

Justice Cynthia Kern's ruling was the second time in as many days that the state's mid-level appeals court refused to postpone the trial, set to begin next week, further narrowing any plausible path to the delay that Trump's legal team has repeatedly sought.

Newsweek has analyzed attendees at an event last weekend that raised $50.5 million for the former president.