A gag order preventing former President Donald Trump from making comments about court personnel in his $250 million civil business fraud lawsuit was temporarily lifted by a New York judge on Thursday.
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David DePape, the man who was captured on police body camera footage assaulting Paul Pelsoi, former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband, apologized in court and said that targeting the former House speaker’s husband was “never” his intention.
Read More Paul Pelosi Trial: DePape Takes Stand To Testify In His Own Defense
Ivanka Trump, who has distanced herself from her father’s business empire for years, testified on Wednesday as the last state witness in the $250 million civil fraud lawsuit brought by the New York attorney general against former President Donald Trump and his firm.
Read More Ivanka Is Final Witness In Donald Trump’s $250M Civil Fraud Trial
A Texas judge has temporarily barred the Biden administration from taking down razor wire along the U.S.-Mexican border that was installed by the Texas governor’s office to prevent immigrants from crossing the border illegally.
Read More Judge Temporarily Blocks Biden Admin From Removing Razor Wire From Border
A South Korean constitutional court ruled it is unlawful to have same-sex relations within the country’s military.
Read More South Korean Court Upholds Law Banning Gay Sex Within Armed Forces
An appeal court has allowed Alex Murdaugh to request a new trial date after alleged court tampering.
Read More Murdaugh Requests New Trial After Alleged ‘Jury Tampering’ In Appeal