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Trump bets indictments could make him 2024 Republican nominee

Ex-president hopes his legal woes will harden support from his base, but general election voters might recoil at his felony charges

The Guardian - US

Trump ‘dug himself a hole’ on classified documents and role in January 6 – Barr

Ex-attorney general says former president’s ‘penchant for engaging in reckless behavior’ is why he is facing indictments

The Guardian - US

Same world, different planet: Trump’s arrest lays bare US polarization

Reactions to the former president’s court appearance on hush money charges were diametrically opposite depending on political persuasion

The Guardian - US

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Everything should be going right for Republicans; instead they’re getting bad headlines

The GOP is stuck talking about three things that hurt them with voters: Mr Trump, guns and abortion while the House GOP feuds

The Independent UK

Marjorie Taylor Greene’s bizarre new theory about Trump’s arrest

Georgia Republican travelled to New York for the former president’s arraignment

The Independent UK

Trump lawyer warned by Stormy Daniels’ attorney of ‘ethical breach’

Donald Trump’s lawyer Joe Tacopina may have a conflict of interest because Stormy Daniels shared “confidences” with him about her sexual encounter with the former president, a lawyer for the adult-film star said.

Tribune News Service

Republicans’ contempt for law continues with Trump’s indictment

Republican officials and officeholders who are rallying around Donald Trump are implicitly and sometimes explicitly endorsing his attacks on the justice system.

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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

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

Trump judge receives ‘dozens’ of threats after arraignment

The threats come as Mr Trump has hurled criticisms at the judge and district attorney

The Independent UK

Clarence Thomas must be impeached over revelations of megadonor gifts, says AOC – as it happened

Democrat urges impeachment after reports justice took gifts from billionaire Harlan Crow for two decades

The Guardian - US

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

Trump attacks judge’s family and calls Alvin Bragg a ‘criminal’ at Mar-a-Lago despite court warning

Hours after arrest, former president lambasts ‘radical left lunatics’ and says US is a ‘nation in decline’

The Independent UK

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…

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The Guardian - UK

The big surprise when the Trump circus came back to town? How boring he has become

The old showman’s supporters had to supply the fun when he went to court, says Guardian columnist Emma Brockes

The Guardian - US

Mike Pence will not appeal order to testify to January 6 grand jury

Decision clears way for former vice-president to appear before panel looking into 2020 election interference and Capitol attack

Al Jazeera

How strong is the New York case against Donald Trump?

Trump has become first US president indicted and charged with a crime, but many questions remain in complex case.

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.

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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

Salon

Prof: Surprise allegation may doom Trump

"The state tax violation is a more straightforward and easier case to make," law professor says

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.

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 Independent UK

Marjorie Taylor Greene’s bizarre new theory about Trump’s arrest: ‘Democrats would give anything to have him’

Georgia Republican travelled to New York for the former president’s arraignment

Salon

Experts: DA blows up Melania defense

Trump wanted to make sure he wouldn't have to pay if he lost in 2016, DA says — suggesting it was campaign-related

WEKU

Judge orders Stormy Daniels to pay Donald Trump another $120,000 in legal fees

A federal judge ruled in favor of the former president on Tuesday, ordering adult film star Stormy Daniels to pay another $121,972 in legal fees for a failed defamation suit.

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