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Trump, gun license
Trump, in his first post-trial rally, demands that appeals courts reverse his felony conviction
Trump rallies in Arizona, his first battleground state visit since his hush money trial conviction. Some supporters taken to hospital in scorching heat.
Donald Trump’s license to carry a gun in NY expected to be revoked after ‘hush money’ trial conviction: sources
Former President Donald Trump’s license to carry a gun in New York is expected to be revoked after he was convicted on 34 felony counts in Manhattan last week.
Manhattan DA opposes Trump request to lift gag order after hush money trial
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg opposes former President Donald Trump's request for Judge Juan Merchan to lift the gag order in his hush money case despite the conclusion of the criminal trial. Trump argued the trial's conclusion meant the gag order was no longer needed but prosecutors disagreed.
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What Polls Show About Donald Trump vs. Joe Biden 1 Week After NY Conviction
Trump was convicted on 34 felony counts last week, but his overall support remains mostly unwavering, according to the polls.
Joe Biden narrows Donald Trump’s lead in polls after hush money trial guilty verdicts
Donald Trump’s small lead over Joe Biden has shrunk after he lost some supporters following his criminal conviction, according to a survey.
Trump rips Biden’s ‘sick smile’ after conviction
Former President Trump criticized President Biden’s “sick smile” after being asked about Trump’s conviction at the end of a Friday press conference. “Do you see that sick smile?” Trump headlined a Wednesday email to supporters.
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GOP senators labeled 'shameless' as they warn hush money case judge Juan Merchan against sentencing Trump to prison
Former President Donald Trump's sentencing hearing following his hush money trial guilty verdict is scheduled on July 11 ...
Media Matters for America
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Trump's hush money trial shows the feedback loop between MAGA media and VP hopefuls
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Trump was found guilty in hush-money trial. Let's take the win. | Opinion
This may not be the end, but it just might be the beginning of the end. That is, until the next crisis rears its head. But ...
National Catholic Reporter
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Poll: Religious groups think Trump’s actions immoral in hush money case, split on whether he broke the law
A survey indicates while many believe Trump’s behavior has been immoral, it may not sway how people vote in November.
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‘Stormy’s Going To Save America:’ How Sex Workers Feel About The Trump Trial Verdict
You have to admire someone who knows they are going to be crucified in the court of public opinion but still stands up to it ...
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Todd Blanche Details Trump's Lunch Spread During Manhattan Trial
"We would walk in, and there would just be [a] plethora of just food everywhere," Trump attorney Todd Blanche said.
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