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Trump Targets New York AG In Thanksgiving Day Message
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Former President Donald Trump targeted key figures in his ongoing civil
business fraud trial in a series of late-night Thanksgiving Day posts. In a
post to his Truth Social platform at 2:03 a.m., the former president railed
against some of the key figures in his New York fraud civil trial — including
state Attorney General Letitia James, presiding
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Report: Colorado Supreme Court To Hear Trump 14th Amendment Appeal
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The Colorado Supreme Court will hear appeals weighing whether Donald Trump
should be barred from the state’s 2024 ballot due to the 14th Amendment. Last
week, a judge ruled that former President Donald Trump must be allowed on next
year’s Republican primary ballot. Trump and Citizens for Responsibility and
Ethics in Washington (CREW), which filed the lawsuit
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Pro-Trump Candidate Beats Moderate Dem in Utah Special Election
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Republican Celeste Maloy beat state Sen. Kathleen Riebe, a self-described
moderate, to win Utah’s special election Tuesday night. Maloy, a pro-Trump
candidate, filled the last remaining seat in the U.S. House of Representatives
with her victory in Utah’s 2nd congressional district. Fox News has more: As a
candidate, Maloy touted her roots growing up in
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Report: Trump’s Truth Social Parent Company Sues 20 Media Outlets
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The parent company to former President Trump’s Truth Social wants $1.5
billion in damages from news organizations that reported that the social media
platform had lost $73 million. In a Monday lawsuit, lawyers for Trump Media &
Technology Group Corp. said in the lawsuit that the number was “an utter
fabrication” and accused 20 news outlets
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Judge Rules Against Revoking Bond For Trump Co-defendant
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On Tuesday, a Georgia judge declined to revoke the bond of one of former
President Trump’s co-defendants in his 2020 election interference case. Fulton
County Judge Scott McAfee determined Tuesday that the bond agreement for
Harrison Floyd, a former leader of Black Voices for Trump, must be updated to
reflect the “nuances of social media.” However, McAfee
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