President Trump 's lawyers are asking the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn the $83.3 million defamation judgment he was ordered to pay to E. Jean Carroll, Axios has learned. - The judgment stemmed from Trump's 2019 statements in which he denied Carroll's claim that he'd sexually assaulted her in the 1990s and attacked her credibility, accusing her of making up the allegation. Driving the news: Trump's lawyers argue he's entitled to presidential immunity because he made the comments while he was serving as president in response to reporters' questions, which centered on his fitness for office. State of play: Trump's lawyers unsuccessfully appealed the $83.3 million judgment to the federal appeals court in the 2nd Circuit. - Now, in their…
Thursday marked day four of the preliminary hearing for Charlie Kirk’s alleged killer, Tyler Robinson, and featured the dramatic recorded testimony of Robinson’s roomate, Lance Twiggs. Prosecutors played Twiggs’ testimony with heavy redaction as part of the ongoing hearing, which aims to establish whether there is probable cause for a full trial. Judge Tony Graf also heard hours of testimony about the gun recovered at the scene, the bullets recovered at the scene and at Robinson’s residence, and the bullet recovered from the autopsy. The hearing is set to resume at 9:00 a.m. MDT Friday, which is also the final scheduled day of the hearing. Timeline Has Been Delayed Judge Graf announced today that the court will allow each party…Open
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