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Judge Judy Slams ‘Nonsense’ Lawfare Attacks Against Trump

Judge Judy Sheindlin has slammed Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s politically motivated prosecution of President Donald Trump as "nonsense." She blasted the George Soros-funded prosecutor for a politically motivated and wasteful use of resources. Judge Judy weighed in on the Democrats' lawfare attacks against Trump during an interview with former…

Trump’s Lawyers Move to Have Judge Engoron Removed from Civil Case as New Evidence Emerges

President Donald Trump's lawyers are moving to have radical Judge Arthur Engoron removed from the New York civil "fraud" case after new evidence emerged indicating possible outside influence on the trial. On Thursday, Trump’s legal team filed documents in court seeking to have Engoron thrown off the case. The move…

Trump’s Bid to Lift ‘Gag Order’ Rejected by New York Appeals Court

President Donald Trump’s bid to have the "gag order" against him lifted has been rejected by the New York Court of Appeals. The court issued the ruling on Tuesday, citing that "no substantial constitutional question is directly involved." The "gag order" was imposed by Democrat Judge Juan Merchan during the…

New York Rolls Out Digital ID as Online Age-Verification Laws Passed

New York has just rolled out its official digital ID, allowing all residents in the state to convert their traditional driver’s licenses or non-driver documents into the new app-based formats. As of this week, New Yorkers can now download the New Longyear Mobile ID app from both the Apple App…

Trump Attends Probation Hearing Ahead of Sentencing Next Month

President Donald Trump attended a digital pre-sentencing hearing on Monday. The hearing was part of Trump's bogus "hush money" case. A probation officer collected information for the judge to consult when he decides Trump's punishment on July 11. Trump is facing up to four years in prison after being found…

NY AG Letitia James Warns of Rise in ‘Romance Scams’

New York Attorney General Letitia James is warning of a rise in "romance scams." The crime involves scammers pretending to engage in an online romance with victims to get money and gifts from them. Using dating apps, social media, and unsolicited text messages, these fraudsters get people to make investments,…

Trump Conviction Will Advance Alvin Bragg’s Political Ascent in the Democratic Party, Report Suggests

Very few people outside of New York were likely to recognize the name of Alvin Bragg before his "hush money" prosecution of President Donald Trump. Now that Bragg has managed to secure a conviction of Trump, it appears to many observers that the George Soros-funded prosecutor may already have his…

Judge Merchan Reveals Mistrial on the Table after Juror May Have Leaked Trump’s Verdict Early

Judge Juan Merchan has revealed that a mistrial may now be on the table after evidence emerged that a juror may have leaked the verdict for President Donald Trump's "hush money" trial early. Merchan alerted Trump's lawyers that an investigation is underway. It was discovered earlier this week that a…

NYC Police Department to Revoke ‘Convicted Felon’ Trump’s Gun License

Authorities in New York City are reportedly preparing to revoke President Donald Trump's gun license in response to his recent conviction. According to CNN, the New York City Police Department (NYPD) is preparing to revoke Trump’s license to carry a gun. The plan was reportedly revealed by a senior police…

Marjorie Taylor Greene Calls to ‘Defund New York’ over Trump Conviction

Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) is calling for Congress to "defund" the state of New York for its politically motivated conviction of President Donald Trump. Greene suggested that the state be disconnected from federal funding in response to Trump's "guilty" verdict in New York City last week, as Interview…