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Another Trump lawyer reaches plea deal with Georgia prosecutors - Reuters A second lawyer who represented Donald Trump's 2020 presidential campaign, Kenneth Chesebro, pleaded guilty on Friday to illegal efforts to ...
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N.Y. judge: Trump could be jailed for violating gag order in fraud trial - Axios Trump's legal team apologized and said the violation was "inadvertent."
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Breaking down Sidney Powell's plea deal in Trump-Georgia election case - YouTube Sidney Powell, a Trump-allied attorney who was a key figure in alleged efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election, pleaded guilty to ...
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Trump Thought His D.C. Hotel Would Bring In Twice As Much Money As It Did - Forbes The Trump Organization expected big things: Annual revenues above $100 million, profits exceeding $30 million and average room rates over $700.
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Trump Administration Reneged on New York Infrastructure Plan to Punish Cuomo, New Book Alleges Former aide to Andrew Cuomo says Jared Kushner stopped negotiations in 2020 after the New York governor criticized Donald Trump.
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Judge warns Trump about 'blatant violation' of his limited gag order in civil fraud trial Judge Arthur Engoron said he is considering imprisoning or holding former president Donald Trump in contempt of court amid gag order violation.
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BREAKING: Another plea deal in Trump election interference probe - Atlanta Journal-Constitution Another defendant has reached a plea deal in the Fulton County election interference case - ending a trial that was set to begin with jury ...
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NYC judge in fraud case broaches idea of jailing Trump for defying gag order The Manhattan judge presiding over Donald Trump's fraud case on Friday asked why he shouldn't send the former president to jail in light of an ...
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BREAKING: Former Trump lawyer Kenneth Chesebro pleads guilty in Georgia election ... Chesebro pleaded guilty to one felony count of conspiracy to commit filing false documents. He will be ordered to serve five years probation, pay ...
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