Former President Donald Trump receives an invitation testify before a grand jury in a 2016 hush money case, NBC's Vaughn Hillyard reports. “If Trump is going to be prosecuted, this is the one that he wants to happen because it is going to be very difficult to prove this case,” said NBC’s legal analyst Danny Cevallos on Meet the Press NOW.
Trump's defense attorney, Joe Tacopina, went on CNN multiple times to discuss the hush money payment and once said that it's "fair game" for scrutiny.
Reuters/Misha Japaridze/Pool/File PhotoYevgeny Prigozhin is preparing to pull his Wagner Group mercenaries’ attention away from the war in Ukraine, according to a Bloomberg report that cites sources familiar with the matter.His current plan is to focus the private mercenaries’ focus back to countries in Africa, such as Sudan, Mali, and the Central African Republic, where Wagner has deployed forces. On Monday, Wagner posted a recruitment notice offering deployments to African countries that would
“She doesn’t sympathize with Donald’s plight," a source tells PEOPLE of the former first lady's attitude toward her husband's pending legal issues
“I suspect it was pushing my luck when I did the [Twitter] thread,” Bellingcat founder Eliot Higgins said.View Entire Post ›
His team is telling him to "win it on appeal," arguing without evidence that the former Republican president can't get a fair trial in Manhattan
The "Daily Show" correspondent has a baffling debate with a supporter of the former president.
If Trump retakes the White House, he and his team will arrive with a detailed plot to take down the Manhattan DA
The former senator from Minnesota roasted his onetime colleague from Maine.
The "Morning Joe" anchor called B.S. on a report that the former president is relishing his current legal predicament.
The South Carolina senator told Fox News he recently spoke with the former president about how he's feeling
The widow of the Russian mercenary Igor Mangushev, who gave a performance in occupied Donetsk carrying the skull of a "Ukrainian soldier", has cynically said that they found the skull of a fallen defender while walking around Azovstal steelworks, and Mangushev took it because "a friend's wife really wanted the skull of a Ukrainian".
China's leader, Xi Jinping, appears to be using the leverage he has gained over Russia in the wake of the Ukraine war.
In light of President Joe Biden’s visit to Canada, a new survey gives surprising insights into how people across this country feel about our current relationship with the U.S.
The conscripts and contract soldiers in Russia are not paid promised salaries, allowances and social benefits. Source: Vyorstka, a Russian news outlet Details: According to the calculations of the news outlet, since the beginning of March 2023, the salaries of the servicemen have been delayed or not paid at all in 52 regions of Russia and in occupied Crimea.
"But we really shouldn’t be surprised, should we?” asked Steele, explaining how Trump used his well-worn playbook to shape the story of his expected arrest.
Trump's recent behavior towards his potential indictment is "a terrible look" that demonstrates "instability," a defense attorney told Insider.
Four new military bases to be used by United States forces in the Philippines will include areas in the north and west of the country, facing the flashpoints of Taiwan and the South China Sea, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos has revealed.
California is losing population and it turns out that among those fleeing to other states, including Texas, Nevada and Arizona, are high-income earners that California relies on for state tax revenue.
Yevgeny Prigozhin, Financier of Wagner Private Military Company, is preparing to wind down the military operations of his mercenaries in Ukraine and turn his attention to Africa. Source: Bloomberg, citing people familiar with the situation Quote: "Seen as an increasing threat by the security and political establishment, Prigozhin is struggling with a manpower and ammunition shortage in Ukraine after he was barred from recruiting from prisons, his primary source of recruits, and deprived of suppl
In his ruling, Judge Kaplan cited Trump's history of targeting courts, judges, public officials, "and even individual jurors in other matters."
