Donald Trump Adds Members to His Courtroom Posse
Trump added some new members to his court entourage amid unrelenting questions about his family's whereabouts throughout the proceedings. Trump has been mainly surrounded by his attorneys and staffers, but that changed Tuesday when his middle son, Eric Trump, appeared by his side.
What the Supreme Court is doing right in considering Trump’s immunity case
Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s “I’m not focused on the here and now of this case” and Justice Neil Gorsuch’s “We are writing a rule for the ages” drew particular fire. The headline and subheadline on the New York Times analysis by Supreme Court reporter Adam Liptak complained that the court had taken “Trump’s immunity arguments in unexpected direction” with “very little about the President’s conduct.
When an analyst cannot interpret a crime scene DNA sample, it's now routine for prosecutors to introduce results generated by ...
“There is nothing specific about the courtroom that is sleep-inducing,” said Ann Rogers, a professor at Emory University’s ...
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Changpeng “CZ” Zhao, founder and former CEO of cryptocurrency exchange Binance, leaves the federal courthouse in Seattle ...
Donald Trump might’ve been cold in the courtroom, but that didn’t stop Jimmy Fallon from delivering a burn. On “The Tonight ...
Chris Geidner reports on an unusual case where the Republican attorney general of Oklahoma can’t convince a state court to ...
Hello from the Donald Trump criminal trial in New York, where the testimony of the opening star prosecution witness David ...
AP is live from a courthouse in New York as Harvey Weinstein is back for his first appearance since an appeal court last week ...
MSNBC contributor and “Old Goats” newsletter founder Jonathan Alter talks with Alex Witt about what it’s like being in the ...
"We've started a program called Courtroom to Classroom," said Phillip Blevins, Smyth County Commonwealth's Attorney. "What ...
A Missouri courtroom therapy dog and his handler have been honored with an award for helping trauma victims speak up. U.S.
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Prosecutors and lawyers for Karen Read will each have 45 minutes to give jurors a glimpse into their respective cases in ...
"He chose to turn around," one witness who saw the incident outside the pub said. "He knew what he was doing when he went ...
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