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Donald Trump forced to admit he's one inch shorter than he claims in court paperwork

During his arraignment at a Manhattan courthouse on Tuesday, over his alleged 34 alleged counts of falsifying business records, Donald Trump stated that he is 6 feet and 2 inches tall

Daily Mirror

Stormy Daniels says she's not yet 'vindicated' by Trump's indictment

The adult film star told TalkTV's Piers Morgan she's looking forward to possibly testifying in Trump's trial after the Manhattan district attorney charged him with falsifying business records.

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Eric Trump roasted for ‘hallucinating’ as he claims ‘tens and tens of thousands’ came out to support father

Supporter turnout in both Manhattan and Florida was muted on Tuesday as Donald Trump was charged with 34 felonies

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Editorial: Always contemptuous: Donald Trump violates the respect and decorum requested by Judge Juan Merchan in his criminal case

Tuesday afternoon, in Acting Manhattan state Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan’s courtroom on the 15th floor of 100 Centre St., criminal defendant Trump, Donald J. (Case #IND-71543-23) was warned to stop his continued spewing against District Attorney Alvin Bragg and the judicial proceedings.

Tribune News Service

Commentary: Don't underestimate the strengths of Alvin Bragg's case against Donald Trump

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's indictment of former President Donald Trump takes an open-ended approach to the charges that some critics of the unprecedented prosecution see as a weakness. What the detractors have overlooked are the substantial and unanticipated legal and factual strengths in the case Bragg outlined.

Los Angeles Times

Trump forced to admit he is one inch shorter than he claims on arraignment paperwork

Trump identifies his profession as ‘business person’ during arraignment at a Manhattan courthouse

The Independent UK

Pressure grows on Weisselberg to flip

"I think there will be another chapter" former Manhattan special assistant district attorney predicts

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NYC judge presiding over Trump’s criminal case related to Stormy Daniels hush money payment receiving death threats

NEW YORK — The Manhattan judge presiding over Donald Trump’s hush money case has received dozens of death threats and other harassing calls and emails amid the historic indictment of the former president.

Tribune News Service

House GOP subpoenas ex-prosecutor in escalation of Manhattan DA investigation

The Manhattan DA’s office told attorney Mark Pomerantz not to cooperate.

Axios

House Republicans subpoena former prosecutor in Trump case

House Republicans have subpoenaed one of the former Manhattan prosecutors who had been leading a criminal investigation into Donald Trump before quitting last year in a clash over the direction of the probe

The Independent UK

New York judge in Trump arraignment reportedly receives ‘dozens’ of threats

Threatening calls, emails and letters to Juan Merchan and his family come following arrest of ex-president in hush money case

The Guardian - US

House panel subpoenas Mark Pomerantz, ex-Manhattan prosecutor who criticised pace of Trump probe

The panel is seeking to compel testimony from Mark Pomerantz, who resigned from the Manhattan District Attorney’s office last March

The Independent UK

Trump’s latest personal attacks on judges could further weaken people's declining trust in American rule of law

When former President Donald Trump was arraigned in a Manhattan criminal court on April 4, 2023, Judge Juan Merchan warned him to “refrain” from making social media posts that could incite violence or “jeopardize the rule of law.”

The Conversation

Marjorie Taylor Greene calls New York City disgusting, filthy and repulsive

Georgia representative calls city ‘a terrible place’ after visit to support Donald Trump at court appearance

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Axios

How Trump could talk himself into a gag order

Trump's personal attacks could cause trouble — for him and the court — in his New York trial.

Asharq Al-Awsat

A Wary US Watches Trump in Criminal Court, Hoping for Justice

Former US President Donald Trump's surrender on criminal charges Tuesday was marked by clashes between his fans and foes outside a downtown Manhattan courtroom, and a now-familiar cycle of name-calling and outrage from lawmakers and Trump himself. But many Americans who say they are watching this case and other Trump…

The Independent UK

Trump news – live: Trump calls to defund police over arrest as Fox News turns on him over judge attack

Former president Donald Trump has also come under fire for lashing out at Judge Juan Merchan, Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg and their families

Reuters

A wary US watches Trump in criminal court, hoping for justice

Former U.S. President Donald Trump's surrender on criminal charges Tuesday was marked by clashes between his fans and foes outside a downtown Manhattan courtroom, and a now-familiar cycle of name-calling and outrage from lawmakers and Trump himself.

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Al Jazeera

‘Boogeyman’: Why Republicans invoke Soros to defend Trump

Right-wing claims about liberal donor being behind former US president’s charges are a conspiracy theory, critics say.

Daily Mirror

Donald Trump's three hush money cases explained - doorman, Playboy model and porn star

A look at the three extramarital cases that came back to haunt Donald Trump, as they were cited on Tuesday by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg

The Independent UK

Trump indictment – live: Trump calls to defund police over arrest as Fox News turns on him over judge comments

Former president Donald Trump has also come under fire for lashing out at Judge Juan Merchan, Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg and their families

Reason

Prosecutors Are Still Hazy About What Crime Trump Was Trying To Conceal by Falsifying Business Records

The continuing ambiguity reflects the legal challenges that Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg faces in transforming one hush payment into 34 felonies.

Tribune News Service

Trump’s attacks on families of Manhattan DA Bragg, Judge Merchan after being warned to tone it down criticized as ‘despicable’

NEW YORK — Donald Trump’s decision to ignore a request from the judge overseeing his Manhattan “hush money” case to tone down ramped-up rhetoric against New York authorities was condemned as “despicable” Wednesday — and unbecoming of a mafia chief, never mind a former president.

The Guardian - US

Charging Trump hush money case as felonies involves uncertain legal path

The Manhattan prosecutor is using an untested strategy to enhance the misdemeanor charges against the ex-president

The Conversation

What Trump's business fraud charges mean – a former prosecutor explains the 34 felony counts and obstacles ahead for Manhattan's DA

Former President Donald Trump was arraigned in New York on April 4, 2023. Shortly after, the charges that a Manhattan grand jury indicted him on were made public.

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