New York Attorney General Letitia James made a public appearance in Washington, D.C., urging protesters outside the Supreme Court to exercise their right to vote. Addressing a crowd gathered during debates on the federal regulation of the abortion pill mifepristone, James called on women to 'march to the polls and vote.' While she did not specify the election she was referring to or name any particular candidate, her message emphasized the importance of civic engagement.
James is leading the civil fraud case against former President Donald Trump, accusing him and his company of inflating property values to secure favorable loan terms. Despite a recent setback in court where Trump's bond was reduced by 60%, the legal battle continues. A Manhattan Supreme Court ruling earlier imposed a 'disgorgement' on Trump, requiring him to pay back profits obtained through illegal activities.
