Mr. Hoffman is an associate editor of the Sun, where he covers politics and…
The ruling comes after months of argument over whether Trump’s victory in November’s election means that the 34 convictions brought in by a New York jury ought to be dismissed.
The president-elect has sent mixed signals on whether he intends to try to prosecute the prosecutor.
A new movie offers a fresh angle on a terror attack that resonates anew after October 7, 2023.
If the Georgia supreme court fails to hear her appeal, she might be out of luck.
The special counsel, rather than asking for charges to be dismissed, is handing them off to another federal prosecutor, one appointed by President Biden.
A legal scholar tells the Sun that, if the prosecutor were unlawfully appointed, the counts against the 45th president and his employees could be invalid from their inception.
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