Despite being found guilty by a New York jury of 34 felony counts falsifying business records on May 30, former President Donald Trump continues to be restricted by a gag order that prevents him from ...

The US Supreme Court declined on Monday to review a constitutional challenge to a former Securities and Exchange Commission policy that prevented defendants in settlement cases from ...

Former President Donald Trump was found guilty Thursday of 34 felony counts of falsification of business records—but though the ex-president’s trial is now over, a gag order remains in effect that ...

Former President Donald Trump is set to face off against President Joe Biden Thursday evening in the first of two scheduled presidential debates. Trump is still bound by multiple court-imposed gag ...

Former President Donald Trump could be fined thousands of dollars for violating a gag order against him in his ongoing criminal trial, as Judge Juan Merchan suggested at a testy hearing Tuesday he was ...

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• Trump is impacting the fairness of the trial: “His statements are corrosive to this proceeding and the fair administration of justice,” prosecutor Chris Conroy said. “The defendant is doing ...

Donald Trump’s attorneys on Friday ridiculed special counsel Jack Smith’s gag order request in the former president’s classified documents case in Florida, calling it an unconstitutional attack on the ...

I should love gag gifts. I’ve given and received many over the years — a White Castle candle that smelled so strongly of French vanilla and onions fried in tallow that I could never bring myself to ...

A federal appeals court panel has preserved most of a gag order on former President Donald Trump in his federal election-interference case in Washington, D.C. The three-judge panel concluded that some ...