May 19, 2024… Be prepared for inspiration today, Aries. A new situation at home could lead to something interesting. No matter what today tosses at you, it certainly won’t be boring! You can find a creative answer in just about anything that comes up and power right on through your day with style.
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former President Donald Trump is on trial in New York City for financial crimes. At the beginning of the trial, his attorneys asked the judge to allow him to attend his son’s graduation. Now, the judge has issued a decision regarding that request.
On April 30, Judge Juan Merchan told the former president’s attorneys he could attend his son’s graduation ceremony in Florida later this month. The judge explained that the trial was on schedule, so it wouldn’t be “a problem” for Trump, who could “certainly attend that date.”
Barron Trump, 18, is the youngest of the former president’s children and the only one he shares with his wife, Melania Trump. The former first couple has tried their best to keep him out of the prying eyes of the press as he’s grown up. The teenager will graduate from Oxbridge Academy in Palm Beach, Florida, on May 17.
In the weeks before Merchan’s ruling, Trump complained multiple times that the judge would cause him to miss Barron’s graduation. That’s because Merchan previously said he didn’t know if the former president would be allowed to attend, saying it depended on whether the trial was on track.
The prosecution is currently presenting its case to the jury in the Manhattan trial. Trump is accused of committing 34 felonies for allegedly covering up repayments to his former attorney, Michael Cohen, after the lawyer paid a former adult film star, Stormy Daniels, $130,000 to stay quiet about an alleged affair.
The jury has heard from David Pecker, the publisher of The National Enquirer. He detailed how he allegedly paid for damaging stories about Trump to help him win the 2016 presidential election. Trump’s former assistant, Rhona Graff, also took the stand and testified he had contact information for the women the former president was accused of having affairs with.
Several other witnesses have also taken the stand, but prosecutors have not called on Cohen or Daniels.
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(UnitedVoice.com) – Former President Donald Trump is on trial in New York City for financial crimes. At the beginning of the trial, his attorneys asked the judge to allow him to attend his son’s graduation. Now, the judge has issued a decision regarding that request.
On April 30, Judge Juan Merchan told the former president’s attorneys he could attend his son’s graduation ceremony in Florida later this month. The judge explained that the trial was on schedule, so it wouldn’t be “a problem” for Trump, who could “certainly attend that date.”
Barron Trump, 18, is the youngest of the former president’s children and the only one he shares with his wife, Melania Trump. The former first couple has tried their best to keep him out of the prying eyes of the press as he’s grown up. The teenager will graduate from Oxbridge Academy in Palm Beach, Florida, on May 17.
In the weeks before Merchan’s ruling, Trump complained multiple times that the judge would cause him to miss Barron’s graduation. That’s because Merchan previously said he didn’t know if the former president would be allowed to attend, saying it depended on whether the trial was on track.
The prosecution is currently presenting its case to the jury in the Manhattan trial. Trump is accused of committing 34 felonies for allegedly covering up repayments to his former attorney, Michael Cohen, after the lawyer paid a former adult film star, Stormy Daniels, $130,000 to stay quiet about an alleged affair.
The jury has heard from David Pecker, the publisher of The National Enquirer. He detailed how he allegedly paid for damaging stories about Trump to help him win the 2016 presidential election. Trump’s former assistant, Rhona Graff, also took the stand and testified he had contact information for the women the former president was accused of having affairs with.
Several other witnesses have also taken the stand, but prosecutors have not called on Cohen or Daniels.
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(UnitedVoice.com) – Former President Donald Trump is on trial in New York City for financial crimes. At the beginning of the trial, his attorneys asked the judge to allow him to attend his son’s graduation. Now, the judge has issued a decision regarding that request.
On April 30, Judge Juan Merchan told the former president’s attorneys he could attend his son’s graduation ceremony in Florida later this month. The judge explained that the trial was on schedule, so it wouldn’t be “a problem” for Trump, who could “certainly attend that date.”
Barron Trump, 18, is the youngest of the former president’s children and the only one he shares with his wife, Melania Trump. The former first couple has tried their best to keep him out of the prying eyes of the press as he’s grown up. The teenager will graduate from Oxbridge Academy in Palm Beach, Florida, on May 17.
In the weeks before Merchan’s ruling, Trump complained multiple times that the judge would cause him to miss Barron’s graduation. That’s because Merchan previously said he didn’t know if the former president would be allowed to attend, saying it depended on whether the trial was on track.
The prosecution is currently presenting its case to the jury in the Manhattan trial. Trump is accused of committing 34 felonies for allegedly covering up repayments to his former attorney, Michael Cohen, after the lawyer paid a former adult film star, Stormy Daniels, $130,000 to stay quiet about an alleged affair.
The jury has heard from David Pecker, the publisher of The National Enquirer. He detailed how he allegedly paid for damaging stories about Trump to help him win the 2016 presidential election. Trump’s former assistant, Rhona Graff, also took the stand and testified he had contact information for the women the former president was accused of having affairs with.
Several other witnesses have also taken the stand, but prosecutors have not called on Cohen or Daniels.
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(UnitedVoice.com) – Former President Donald Trump is on trial in New York City for financial crimes. At the beginning of the trial, his attorneys asked the judge to allow him to attend his son’s graduation. Now, the judge has issued a decision regarding that request.
On April 30, Judge Juan Merchan told the former president’s attorneys he could attend his son’s graduation ceremony in Florida later this month. The judge explained that the trial was on schedule, so it wouldn’t be “a problem” for Trump, who could “certainly attend that date.”
Barron Trump, 18, is the youngest of the former president’s children and the only one he shares with his wife, Melania Trump. The former first couple has tried their best to keep him out of the prying eyes of the press as he’s grown up. The teenager will graduate from Oxbridge Academy in Palm Beach, Florida, on May 17.
In the weeks before Merchan’s ruling, Trump complained multiple times that the judge would cause him to miss Barron’s graduation. That’s because Merchan previously said he didn’t know if the former president would be allowed to attend, saying it depended on whether the trial was on track.
The prosecution is currently presenting its case to the jury in the Manhattan trial. Trump is accused of committing 34 felonies for allegedly covering up repayments to his former attorney, Michael Cohen, after the lawyer paid a former adult film star, Stormy Daniels, $130,000 to stay quiet about an alleged affair.
The jury has heard from David Pecker, the publisher of The National Enquirer. He detailed how he allegedly paid for damaging stories about Trump to help him win the 2016 presidential election. Trump’s former assistant, Rhona Graff, also took the stand and testified he had contact information for the women the former president was accused of having affairs with.
Several other witnesses have also taken the stand, but prosecutors have not called on Cohen or Daniels.
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(UnitedVoice.com) – Former President Donald Trump is on trial in New York City for financial crimes. At the beginning of the trial, his attorneys asked the judge to allow him to attend his son’s graduation. Now, the judge has issued a decision regarding that request.
On April 30, Judge Juan Merchan told the former president’s attorneys he could attend his son’s graduation ceremony in Florida later this month. The judge explained that the trial was on schedule, so it wouldn’t be “a problem” for Trump, who could “certainly attend that date.”
Barron Trump, 18, is the youngest of the former president’s children and the only one he shares with his wife, Melania Trump. The former first couple has tried their best to keep him out of the prying eyes of the press as he’s grown up. The teenager will graduate from Oxbridge Academy in Palm Beach, Florida, on May 17.
In the weeks before Merchan’s ruling, Trump complained multiple times that the judge would cause him to miss Barron’s graduation. That’s because Merchan previously said he didn’t know if the former president would be allowed to attend, saying it depended on whether the trial was on track.
The prosecution is currently presenting its case to the jury in the Manhattan trial. Trump is accused of committing 34 felonies for allegedly covering up repayments to his former attorney, Michael Cohen, after the lawyer paid a former adult film star, Stormy Daniels, $130,000 to stay quiet about an alleged affair.
The jury has heard from David Pecker, the publisher of The National Enquirer. He detailed how he allegedly paid for damaging stories about Trump to help him win the 2016 presidential election. Trump’s former assistant, Rhona Graff, also took the stand and testified he had contact information for the women the former president was accused of having affairs with.
Several other witnesses have also taken the stand, but prosecutors have not called on Cohen or Daniels.
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(UnitedVoice.com) – Former President Donald Trump is on trial in New York City for financial crimes. At the beginning of the trial, his attorneys asked the judge to allow him to attend his son’s graduation. Now, the judge has issued a decision regarding that request.
On April 30, Judge Juan Merchan told the former president’s attorneys he could attend his son’s graduation ceremony in Florida later this month. The judge explained that the trial was on schedule, so it wouldn’t be “a problem” for Trump, who could “certainly attend that date.”
Barron Trump, 18, is the youngest of the former president’s children and the only one he shares with his wife, Melania Trump. The former first couple has tried their best to keep him out of the prying eyes of the press as he’s grown up. The teenager will graduate from Oxbridge Academy in Palm Beach, Florida, on May 17.
In the weeks before Merchan’s ruling, Trump complained multiple times that the judge would cause him to miss Barron’s graduation. That’s because Merchan previously said he didn’t know if the former president would be allowed to attend, saying it depended on whether the trial was on track.
The prosecution is currently presenting its case to the jury in the Manhattan trial. Trump is accused of committing 34 felonies for allegedly covering up repayments to his former attorney, Michael Cohen, after the lawyer paid a former adult film star, Stormy Daniels, $130,000 to stay quiet about an alleged affair.
The jury has heard from David Pecker, the publisher of The National Enquirer. He detailed how he allegedly paid for damaging stories about Trump to help him win the 2016 presidential election. Trump’s former assistant, Rhona Graff, also took the stand and testified he had contact information for the women the former president was accused of having affairs with.
Several other witnesses have also taken the stand, but prosecutors have not called on Cohen or Daniels.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
May 19, 2024… You can be a bit of a loose cannon today, Aquarius. Others don’t know what to expect from you and, quite frankly, you can be a little scary! Having the ability to focus some of that extra energy into something you’re passionate about can help you tone it down a bit. This way, when the dust settles, you’ll have taken on the day like a boss.
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former President Donald Trump is on trial in New York City for financial crimes. At the beginning of the trial, his attorneys asked the judge to allow him to attend his son’s graduation. Now, the judge has issued a decision regarding that request.
On April 30, Judge Juan Merchan told the former president’s attorneys he could attend his son’s graduation ceremony in Florida later this month. The judge explained that the trial was on schedule, so it wouldn’t be “a problem” for Trump, who could “certainly attend that date.”
Barron Trump, 18, is the youngest of the former president’s children and the only one he shares with his wife, Melania Trump. The former first couple has tried their best to keep him out of the prying eyes of the press as he’s grown up. The teenager will graduate from Oxbridge Academy in Palm Beach, Florida, on May 17.
In the weeks before Merchan’s ruling, Trump complained multiple times that the judge would cause him to miss Barron’s graduation. That’s because Merchan previously said he didn’t know if the former president would be allowed to attend, saying it depended on whether the trial was on track.
The prosecution is currently presenting its case to the jury in the Manhattan trial. Trump is accused of committing 34 felonies for allegedly covering up repayments to his former attorney, Michael Cohen, after the lawyer paid a former adult film star, Stormy Daniels, $130,000 to stay quiet about an alleged affair.
The jury has heard from David Pecker, the publisher of The National Enquirer. He detailed how he allegedly paid for damaging stories about Trump to help him win the 2016 presidential election. Trump’s former assistant, Rhona Graff, also took the stand and testified he had contact information for the women the former president was accused of having affairs with.
Several other witnesses have also taken the stand, but prosecutors have not called on Cohen or Daniels.
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(UnitedVoice.com) – Former President Donald Trump is on trial in New York City for financial crimes. At the beginning of the trial, his attorneys asked the judge to allow him to attend his son’s graduation. Now, the judge has issued a decision regarding that request.
On April 30, Judge Juan Merchan told the former president’s attorneys he could attend his son’s graduation ceremony in Florida later this month. The judge explained that the trial was on schedule, so it wouldn’t be “a problem” for Trump, who could “certainly attend that date.”
Barron Trump, 18, is the youngest of the former president’s children and the only one he shares with his wife, Melania Trump. The former first couple has tried their best to keep him out of the prying eyes of the press as he’s grown up. The teenager will graduate from Oxbridge Academy in Palm Beach, Florida, on May 17.
In the weeks before Merchan’s ruling, Trump complained multiple times that the judge would cause him to miss Barron’s graduation. That’s because Merchan previously said he didn’t know if the former president would be allowed to attend, saying it depended on whether the trial was on track.
The prosecution is currently presenting its case to the jury in the Manhattan trial. Trump is accused of committing 34 felonies for allegedly covering up repayments to his former attorney, Michael Cohen, after the lawyer paid a former adult film star, Stormy Daniels, $130,000 to stay quiet about an alleged affair.
The jury has heard from David Pecker, the publisher of The National Enquirer. He detailed how he allegedly paid for damaging stories about Trump to help him win the 2016 presidential election. Trump’s former assistant, Rhona Graff, also took the stand and testified he had contact information for the women the former president was accused of having affairs with.
Several other witnesses have also taken the stand, but prosecutors have not called on Cohen or Daniels.
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(UnitedVoice.com) – Former President Donald Trump is on trial in New York City for financial crimes. At the beginning of the trial, his attorneys asked the judge to allow him to attend his son’s graduation. Now, the judge has issued a decision regarding that request.
On April 30, Judge Juan Merchan told the former president’s attorneys he could attend his son’s graduation ceremony in Florida later this month. The judge explained that the trial was on schedule, so it wouldn’t be “a problem” for Trump, who could “certainly attend that date.”
Barron Trump, 18, is the youngest of the former president’s children and the only one he shares with his wife, Melania Trump. The former first couple has tried their best to keep him out of the prying eyes of the press as he’s grown up. The teenager will graduate from Oxbridge Academy in Palm Beach, Florida, on May 17.
In the weeks before Merchan’s ruling, Trump complained multiple times that the judge would cause him to miss Barron’s graduation. That’s because Merchan previously said he didn’t know if the former president would be allowed to attend, saying it depended on whether the trial was on track.
The prosecution is currently presenting its case to the jury in the Manhattan trial. Trump is accused of committing 34 felonies for allegedly covering up repayments to his former attorney, Michael Cohen, after the lawyer paid a former adult film star, Stormy Daniels, $130,000 to stay quiet about an alleged affair.
The jury has heard from David Pecker, the publisher of The National Enquirer. He detailed how he allegedly paid for damaging stories about Trump to help him win the 2016 presidential election. Trump’s former assistant, Rhona Graff, also took the stand and testified he had contact information for the women the former president was accused of having affairs with.
Several other witnesses have also taken the stand, but prosecutors have not called on Cohen or Daniels.
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(UnitedVoice.com) – Former President Donald Trump is on trial in New York City for financial crimes. At the beginning of the trial, his attorneys asked the judge to allow him to attend his son’s graduation. Now, the judge has issued a decision regarding that request.
On April 30, Judge Juan Merchan told the former president’s attorneys he could attend his son’s graduation ceremony in Florida later this month. The judge explained that the trial was on schedule, so it wouldn’t be “a problem” for Trump, who could “certainly attend that date.”
Barron Trump, 18, is the youngest of the former president’s children and the only one he shares with his wife, Melania Trump. The former first couple has tried their best to keep him out of the prying eyes of the press as he’s grown up. The teenager will graduate from Oxbridge Academy in Palm Beach, Florida, on May 17.
In the weeks before Merchan’s ruling, Trump complained multiple times that the judge would cause him to miss Barron’s graduation. That’s because Merchan previously said he didn’t know if the former president would be allowed to attend, saying it depended on whether the trial was on track.
The prosecution is currently presenting its case to the jury in the Manhattan trial. Trump is accused of committing 34 felonies for allegedly covering up repayments to his former attorney, Michael Cohen, after the lawyer paid a former adult film star, Stormy Daniels, $130,000 to stay quiet about an alleged affair.
The jury has heard from David Pecker, the publisher of The National Enquirer. He detailed how he allegedly paid for damaging stories about Trump to help him win the 2016 presidential election. Trump’s former assistant, Rhona Graff, also took the stand and testified he had contact information for the women the former president was accused of having affairs with.
Several other witnesses have also taken the stand, but prosecutors have not called on Cohen or Daniels.
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(UnitedVoice.com) – Former President Donald Trump is on trial in New York City for financial crimes. At the beginning of the trial, his attorneys asked the judge to allow him to attend his son’s graduation. Now, the judge has issued a decision regarding that request.
On April 30, Judge Juan Merchan told the former president’s attorneys he could attend his son’s graduation ceremony in Florida later this month. The judge explained that the trial was on schedule, so it wouldn’t be “a problem” for Trump, who could “certainly attend that date.”
Barron Trump, 18, is the youngest of the former president’s children and the only one he shares with his wife, Melania Trump. The former first couple has tried their best to keep him out of the prying eyes of the press as he’s grown up. The teenager will graduate from Oxbridge Academy in Palm Beach, Florida, on May 17.
In the weeks before Merchan’s ruling, Trump complained multiple times that the judge would cause him to miss Barron’s graduation. That’s because Merchan previously said he didn’t know if the former president would be allowed to attend, saying it depended on whether the trial was on track.
The prosecution is currently presenting its case to the jury in the Manhattan trial. Trump is accused of committing 34 felonies for allegedly covering up repayments to his former attorney, Michael Cohen, after the lawyer paid a former adult film star, Stormy Daniels, $130,000 to stay quiet about an alleged affair.
The jury has heard from David Pecker, the publisher of The National Enquirer. He detailed how he allegedly paid for damaging stories about Trump to help him win the 2016 presidential election. Trump’s former assistant, Rhona Graff, also took the stand and testified he had contact information for the women the former president was accused of having affairs with.
Several other witnesses have also taken the stand, but prosecutors have not called on Cohen or Daniels.
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(UnitedVoice.com) – Former President Donald Trump is on trial in New York City for financial crimes. At the beginning of the trial, his attorneys asked the judge to allow him to attend his son’s graduation. Now, the judge has issued a decision regarding that request.
On April 30, Judge Juan Merchan told the former president’s attorneys he could attend his son’s graduation ceremony in Florida later this month. The judge explained that the trial was on schedule, so it wouldn’t be “a problem” for Trump, who could “certainly attend that date.”
Barron Trump, 18, is the youngest of the former president’s children and the only one he shares with his wife, Melania Trump. The former first couple has tried their best to keep him out of the prying eyes of the press as he’s grown up. The teenager will graduate from Oxbridge Academy in Palm Beach, Florida, on May 17.
In the weeks before Merchan’s ruling, Trump complained multiple times that the judge would cause him to miss Barron’s graduation. That’s because Merchan previously said he didn’t know if the former president would be allowed to attend, saying it depended on whether the trial was on track.
The prosecution is currently presenting its case to the jury in the Manhattan trial. Trump is accused of committing 34 felonies for allegedly covering up repayments to his former attorney, Michael Cohen, after the lawyer paid a former adult film star, Stormy Daniels, $130,000 to stay quiet about an alleged affair.
The jury has heard from David Pecker, the publisher of The National Enquirer. He detailed how he allegedly paid for damaging stories about Trump to help him win the 2016 presidential election. Trump’s former assistant, Rhona Graff, also took the stand and testified he had contact information for the women the former president was accused of having affairs with.
Several other witnesses have also taken the stand, but prosecutors have not called on Cohen or Daniels.
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May 19, 2024… You can be a bit of a loose cannon today, Aquarius. Others don’t know what to expect from you and, quite frankly, you can be a little scary! Having the ability to focus some of that extra energy into something you’re passionate about can help you tone it down a bit. This way, when the dust settles, you’ll have taken on the day like a boss.
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former President Donald Trump is on trial in New York City for financial crimes. At the beginning of the trial, his attorneys asked the judge to allow him to attend his son’s graduation. Now, the judge has issued a decision regarding that request.
On April 30, Judge Juan Merchan told the former president’s attorneys he could attend his son’s graduation ceremony in Florida later this month. The judge explained that the trial was on schedule, so it wouldn’t be “a problem” for Trump, who could “certainly attend that date.”
Barron Trump, 18, is the youngest of the former president’s children and the only one he shares with his wife, Melania Trump. The former first couple has tried their best to keep him out of the prying eyes of the press as he’s grown up. The teenager will graduate from Oxbridge Academy in Palm Beach, Florida, on May 17.
In the weeks before Merchan’s ruling, Trump complained multiple times that the judge would cause him to miss Barron’s graduation. That’s because Merchan previously said he didn’t know if the former president would be allowed to attend, saying it depended on whether the trial was on track.
The prosecution is currently presenting its case to the jury in the Manhattan trial. Trump is accused of committing 34 felonies for allegedly covering up repayments to his former attorney, Michael Cohen, after the lawyer paid a former adult film star, Stormy Daniels, $130,000 to stay quiet about an alleged affair.
The jury has heard from David Pecker, the publisher of The National Enquirer. He detailed how he allegedly paid for damaging stories about Trump to help him win the 2016 presidential election. Trump’s former assistant, Rhona Graff, also took the stand and testified he had contact information for the women the former president was accused of having affairs with.
Several other witnesses have also taken the stand, but prosecutors have not called on Cohen or Daniels.
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(UnitedVoice.com) – Former President Donald Trump is on trial in New York City for financial crimes. At the beginning of the trial, his attorneys asked the judge to allow him to attend his son’s graduation. Now, the judge has issued a decision regarding that request.
On April 30, Judge Juan Merchan told the former president’s attorneys he could attend his son’s graduation ceremony in Florida later this month. The judge explained that the trial was on schedule, so it wouldn’t be “a problem” for Trump, who could “certainly attend that date.”
Barron Trump, 18, is the youngest of the former president’s children and the only one he shares with his wife, Melania Trump. The former first couple has tried their best to keep him out of the prying eyes of the press as he’s grown up. The teenager will graduate from Oxbridge Academy in Palm Beach, Florida, on May 17.
In the weeks before Merchan’s ruling, Trump complained multiple times that the judge would cause him to miss Barron’s graduation. That’s because Merchan previously said he didn’t know if the former president would be allowed to attend, saying it depended on whether the trial was on track.
The prosecution is currently presenting its case to the jury in the Manhattan trial. Trump is accused of committing 34 felonies for allegedly covering up repayments to his former attorney, Michael Cohen, after the lawyer paid a former adult film star, Stormy Daniels, $130,000 to stay quiet about an alleged affair.
The jury has heard from David Pecker, the publisher of The National Enquirer. He detailed how he allegedly paid for damaging stories about Trump to help him win the 2016 presidential election. Trump’s former assistant, Rhona Graff, also took the stand and testified he had contact information for the women the former president was accused of having affairs with.
Several other witnesses have also taken the stand, but prosecutors have not called on Cohen or Daniels.
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(UnitedVoice.com) – Former President Donald Trump is on trial in New York City for financial crimes. At the beginning of the trial, his attorneys asked the judge to allow him to attend his son’s graduation. Now, the judge has issued a decision regarding that request.
On April 30, Judge Juan Merchan told the former president’s attorneys he could attend his son’s graduation ceremony in Florida later this month. The judge explained that the trial was on schedule, so it wouldn’t be “a problem” for Trump, who could “certainly attend that date.”
Barron Trump, 18, is the youngest of the former president’s children and the only one he shares with his wife, Melania Trump. The former first couple has tried their best to keep him out of the prying eyes of the press as he’s grown up. The teenager will graduate from Oxbridge Academy in Palm Beach, Florida, on May 17.
In the weeks before Merchan’s ruling, Trump complained multiple times that the judge would cause him to miss Barron’s graduation. That’s because Merchan previously said he didn’t know if the former president would be allowed to attend, saying it depended on whether the trial was on track.
The prosecution is currently presenting its case to the jury in the Manhattan trial. Trump is accused of committing 34 felonies for allegedly covering up repayments to his former attorney, Michael Cohen, after the lawyer paid a former adult film star, Stormy Daniels, $130,000 to stay quiet about an alleged affair.
The jury has heard from David Pecker, the publisher of The National Enquirer. He detailed how he allegedly paid for damaging stories about Trump to help him win the 2016 presidential election. Trump’s former assistant, Rhona Graff, also took the stand and testified he had contact information for the women the former president was accused of having affairs with.
Several other witnesses have also taken the stand, but prosecutors have not called on Cohen or Daniels.
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(UnitedVoice.com) – Former President Donald Trump is on trial in New York City for financial crimes. At the beginning of the trial, his attorneys asked the judge to allow him to attend his son’s graduation. Now, the judge has issued a decision regarding that request.
On April 30, Judge Juan Merchan told the former president’s attorneys he could attend his son’s graduation ceremony in Florida later this month. The judge explained that the trial was on schedule, so it wouldn’t be “a problem” for Trump, who could “certainly attend that date.”
Barron Trump, 18, is the youngest of the former president’s children and the only one he shares with his wife, Melania Trump. The former first couple has tried their best to keep him out of the prying eyes of the press as he’s grown up. The teenager will graduate from Oxbridge Academy in Palm Beach, Florida, on May 17.
In the weeks before Merchan’s ruling, Trump complained multiple times that the judge would cause him to miss Barron’s graduation. That’s because Merchan previously said he didn’t know if the former president would be allowed to attend, saying it depended on whether the trial was on track.
The prosecution is currently presenting its case to the jury in the Manhattan trial. Trump is accused of committing 34 felonies for allegedly covering up repayments to his former attorney, Michael Cohen, after the lawyer paid a former adult film star, Stormy Daniels, $130,000 to stay quiet about an alleged affair.
The jury has heard from David Pecker, the publisher of The National Enquirer. He detailed how he allegedly paid for damaging stories about Trump to help him win the 2016 presidential election. Trump’s former assistant, Rhona Graff, also took the stand and testified he had contact information for the women the former president was accused of having affairs with.
Several other witnesses have also taken the stand, but prosecutors have not called on Cohen or Daniels.
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(UnitedVoice.com) – Former President Donald Trump is on trial in New York City for financial crimes. At the beginning of the trial, his attorneys asked the judge to allow him to attend his son’s graduation. Now, the judge has issued a decision regarding that request.
On April 30, Judge Juan Merchan told the former president’s attorneys he could attend his son’s graduation ceremony in Florida later this month. The judge explained that the trial was on schedule, so it wouldn’t be “a problem” for Trump, who could “certainly attend that date.”
Barron Trump, 18, is the youngest of the former president’s children and the only one he shares with his wife, Melania Trump. The former first couple has tried their best to keep him out of the prying eyes of the press as he’s grown up. The teenager will graduate from Oxbridge Academy in Palm Beach, Florida, on May 17.
In the weeks before Merchan’s ruling, Trump complained multiple times that the judge would cause him to miss Barron’s graduation. That’s because Merchan previously said he didn’t know if the former president would be allowed to attend, saying it depended on whether the trial was on track.
The prosecution is currently presenting its case to the jury in the Manhattan trial. Trump is accused of committing 34 felonies for allegedly covering up repayments to his former attorney, Michael Cohen, after the lawyer paid a former adult film star, Stormy Daniels, $130,000 to stay quiet about an alleged affair.
The jury has heard from David Pecker, the publisher of The National Enquirer. He detailed how he allegedly paid for damaging stories about Trump to help him win the 2016 presidential election. Trump’s former assistant, Rhona Graff, also took the stand and testified he had contact information for the women the former president was accused of having affairs with.
Several other witnesses have also taken the stand, but prosecutors have not called on Cohen or Daniels.
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(UnitedVoice.com) – Former President Donald Trump is on trial in New York City for financial crimes. At the beginning of the trial, his attorneys asked the judge to allow him to attend his son’s graduation. Now, the judge has issued a decision regarding that request.
On April 30, Judge Juan Merchan told the former president’s attorneys he could attend his son’s graduation ceremony in Florida later this month. The judge explained that the trial was on schedule, so it wouldn’t be “a problem” for Trump, who could “certainly attend that date.”
Barron Trump, 18, is the youngest of the former president’s children and the only one he shares with his wife, Melania Trump. The former first couple has tried their best to keep him out of the prying eyes of the press as he’s grown up. The teenager will graduate from Oxbridge Academy in Palm Beach, Florida, on May 17.
In the weeks before Merchan’s ruling, Trump complained multiple times that the judge would cause him to miss Barron’s graduation. That’s because Merchan previously said he didn’t know if the former president would be allowed to attend, saying it depended on whether the trial was on track.
The prosecution is currently presenting its case to the jury in the Manhattan trial. Trump is accused of committing 34 felonies for allegedly covering up repayments to his former attorney, Michael Cohen, after the lawyer paid a former adult film star, Stormy Daniels, $130,000 to stay quiet about an alleged affair.
The jury has heard from David Pecker, the publisher of The National Enquirer. He detailed how he allegedly paid for damaging stories about Trump to help him win the 2016 presidential election. Trump’s former assistant, Rhona Graff, also took the stand and testified he had contact information for the women the former president was accused of having affairs with.
Several other witnesses have also taken the stand, but prosecutors have not called on Cohen or Daniels.
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May 19, 2024… You can be a bit of a loose cannon today, Aquarius. Others don’t know what to expect from you and, quite frankly, you can be a little scary! Having the ability to focus some of that extra energy into something you’re passionate about can help you tone it down a bit. This way, when the dust settles, you’ll have taken on the day like a boss.
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former President Donald Trump is on trial in New York City for financial crimes. At the beginning of the trial, his attorneys asked the judge to allow him to attend his son’s graduation. Now, the judge has issued a decision regarding that request.
On April 30, Judge Juan Merchan told the former president’s attorneys he could attend his son’s graduation ceremony in Florida later this month. The judge explained that the trial was on schedule, so it wouldn’t be “a problem” for Trump, who could “certainly attend that date.”
Barron Trump, 18, is the youngest of the former president’s children and the only one he shares with his wife, Melania Trump. The former first couple has tried their best to keep him out of the prying eyes of the press as he’s grown up. The teenager will graduate from Oxbridge Academy in Palm Beach, Florida, on May 17.
In the weeks before Merchan’s ruling, Trump complained multiple times that the judge would cause him to miss Barron’s graduation. That’s because Merchan previously said he didn’t know if the former president would be allowed to attend, saying it depended on whether the trial was on track.
The prosecution is currently presenting its case to the jury in the Manhattan trial. Trump is accused of committing 34 felonies for allegedly covering up repayments to his former attorney, Michael Cohen, after the lawyer paid a former adult film star, Stormy Daniels, $130,000 to stay quiet about an alleged affair.
The jury has heard from David Pecker, the publisher of The National Enquirer. He detailed how he allegedly paid for damaging stories about Trump to help him win the 2016 presidential election. Trump’s former assistant, Rhona Graff, also took the stand and testified he had contact information for the women the former president was accused of having affairs with.
Several other witnesses have also taken the stand, but prosecutors have not called on Cohen or Daniels.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former President Donald Trump is on trial in New York City for financial crimes. At the beginning of the trial, his attorneys asked the judge to allow him to attend his son’s graduation. Now, the judge has issued a decision regarding that request.
On April 30, Judge Juan Merchan told the former president’s attorneys he could attend his son’s graduation ceremony in Florida later this month. The judge explained that the trial was on schedule, so it wouldn’t be “a problem” for Trump, who could “certainly attend that date.”
Barron Trump, 18, is the youngest of the former president’s children and the only one he shares with his wife, Melania Trump. The former first couple has tried their best to keep him out of the prying eyes of the press as he’s grown up. The teenager will graduate from Oxbridge Academy in Palm Beach, Florida, on May 17.
In the weeks before Merchan’s ruling, Trump complained multiple times that the judge would cause him to miss Barron’s graduation. That’s because Merchan previously said he didn’t know if the former president would be allowed to attend, saying it depended on whether the trial was on track.
The prosecution is currently presenting its case to the jury in the Manhattan trial. Trump is accused of committing 34 felonies for allegedly covering up repayments to his former attorney, Michael Cohen, after the lawyer paid a former adult film star, Stormy Daniels, $130,000 to stay quiet about an alleged affair.
The jury has heard from David Pecker, the publisher of The National Enquirer. He detailed how he allegedly paid for damaging stories about Trump to help him win the 2016 presidential election. Trump’s former assistant, Rhona Graff, also took the stand and testified he had contact information for the women the former president was accused of having affairs with.
Several other witnesses have also taken the stand, but prosecutors have not called on Cohen or Daniels.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former President Donald Trump is on trial in New York City for financial crimes. At the beginning of the trial, his attorneys asked the judge to allow him to attend his son’s graduation. Now, the judge has issued a decision regarding that request.
On April 30, Judge Juan Merchan told the former president’s attorneys he could attend his son’s graduation ceremony in Florida later this month. The judge explained that the trial was on schedule, so it wouldn’t be “a problem” for Trump, who could “certainly attend that date.”
Barron Trump, 18, is the youngest of the former president’s children and the only one he shares with his wife, Melania Trump. The former first couple has tried their best to keep him out of the prying eyes of the press as he’s grown up. The teenager will graduate from Oxbridge Academy in Palm Beach, Florida, on May 17.
In the weeks before Merchan’s ruling, Trump complained multiple times that the judge would cause him to miss Barron’s graduation. That’s because Merchan previously said he didn’t know if the former president would be allowed to attend, saying it depended on whether the trial was on track.
The prosecution is currently presenting its case to the jury in the Manhattan trial. Trump is accused of committing 34 felonies for allegedly covering up repayments to his former attorney, Michael Cohen, after the lawyer paid a former adult film star, Stormy Daniels, $130,000 to stay quiet about an alleged affair.
The jury has heard from David Pecker, the publisher of The National Enquirer. He detailed how he allegedly paid for damaging stories about Trump to help him win the 2016 presidential election. Trump’s former assistant, Rhona Graff, also took the stand and testified he had contact information for the women the former president was accused of having affairs with.
Several other witnesses have also taken the stand, but prosecutors have not called on Cohen or Daniels.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former President Donald Trump is on trial in New York City for financial crimes. At the beginning of the trial, his attorneys asked the judge to allow him to attend his son’s graduation. Now, the judge has issued a decision regarding that request.
On April 30, Judge Juan Merchan told the former president’s attorneys he could attend his son’s graduation ceremony in Florida later this month. The judge explained that the trial was on schedule, so it wouldn’t be “a problem” for Trump, who could “certainly attend that date.”
Barron Trump, 18, is the youngest of the former president’s children and the only one he shares with his wife, Melania Trump. The former first couple has tried their best to keep him out of the prying eyes of the press as he’s grown up. The teenager will graduate from Oxbridge Academy in Palm Beach, Florida, on May 17.
In the weeks before Merchan’s ruling, Trump complained multiple times that the judge would cause him to miss Barron’s graduation. That’s because Merchan previously said he didn’t know if the former president would be allowed to attend, saying it depended on whether the trial was on track.
The prosecution is currently presenting its case to the jury in the Manhattan trial. Trump is accused of committing 34 felonies for allegedly covering up repayments to his former attorney, Michael Cohen, after the lawyer paid a former adult film star, Stormy Daniels, $130,000 to stay quiet about an alleged affair.
The jury has heard from David Pecker, the publisher of The National Enquirer. He detailed how he allegedly paid for damaging stories about Trump to help him win the 2016 presidential election. Trump’s former assistant, Rhona Graff, also took the stand and testified he had contact information for the women the former president was accused of having affairs with.
Several other witnesses have also taken the stand, but prosecutors have not called on Cohen or Daniels.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former President Donald Trump is on trial in New York City for financial crimes. At the beginning of the trial, his attorneys asked the judge to allow him to attend his son’s graduation. Now, the judge has issued a decision regarding that request.
On April 30, Judge Juan Merchan told the former president’s attorneys he could attend his son’s graduation ceremony in Florida later this month. The judge explained that the trial was on schedule, so it wouldn’t be “a problem” for Trump, who could “certainly attend that date.”
Barron Trump, 18, is the youngest of the former president’s children and the only one he shares with his wife, Melania Trump. The former first couple has tried their best to keep him out of the prying eyes of the press as he’s grown up. The teenager will graduate from Oxbridge Academy in Palm Beach, Florida, on May 17.
In the weeks before Merchan’s ruling, Trump complained multiple times that the judge would cause him to miss Barron’s graduation. That’s because Merchan previously said he didn’t know if the former president would be allowed to attend, saying it depended on whether the trial was on track.
The prosecution is currently presenting its case to the jury in the Manhattan trial. Trump is accused of committing 34 felonies for allegedly covering up repayments to his former attorney, Michael Cohen, after the lawyer paid a former adult film star, Stormy Daniels, $130,000 to stay quiet about an alleged affair.
The jury has heard from David Pecker, the publisher of The National Enquirer. He detailed how he allegedly paid for damaging stories about Trump to help him win the 2016 presidential election. Trump’s former assistant, Rhona Graff, also took the stand and testified he had contact information for the women the former president was accused of having affairs with.
Several other witnesses have also taken the stand, but prosecutors have not called on Cohen or Daniels.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former President Donald Trump is on trial in New York City for financial crimes. At the beginning of the trial, his attorneys asked the judge to allow him to attend his son’s graduation. Now, the judge has issued a decision regarding that request.
On April 30, Judge Juan Merchan told the former president’s attorneys he could attend his son’s graduation ceremony in Florida later this month. The judge explained that the trial was on schedule, so it wouldn’t be “a problem” for Trump, who could “certainly attend that date.”
Barron Trump, 18, is the youngest of the former president’s children and the only one he shares with his wife, Melania Trump. The former first couple has tried their best to keep him out of the prying eyes of the press as he’s grown up. The teenager will graduate from Oxbridge Academy in Palm Beach, Florida, on May 17.
In the weeks before Merchan’s ruling, Trump complained multiple times that the judge would cause him to miss Barron’s graduation. That’s because Merchan previously said he didn’t know if the former president would be allowed to attend, saying it depended on whether the trial was on track.
The prosecution is currently presenting its case to the jury in the Manhattan trial. Trump is accused of committing 34 felonies for allegedly covering up repayments to his former attorney, Michael Cohen, after the lawyer paid a former adult film star, Stormy Daniels, $130,000 to stay quiet about an alleged affair.
The jury has heard from David Pecker, the publisher of The National Enquirer. He detailed how he allegedly paid for damaging stories about Trump to help him win the 2016 presidential election. Trump’s former assistant, Rhona Graff, also took the stand and testified he had contact information for the women the former president was accused of having affairs with.
Several other witnesses have also taken the stand, but prosecutors have not called on Cohen or Daniels.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
May 19, 2024… You can be a bit of a loose cannon today, Aquarius. Others don’t know what to expect from you and, quite frankly, you can be a little scary! Having the ability to focus some of that extra energy into something you’re passionate about can help you tone it down a bit. This way, when the dust settles, you’ll have taken on the day like a boss.
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former President Donald Trump is on trial in New York City for financial crimes. At the beginning of the trial, his attorneys asked the judge to allow him to attend his son’s graduation. Now, the judge has issued a decision regarding that request.
On April 30, Judge Juan Merchan told the former president’s attorneys he could attend his son’s graduation ceremony in Florida later this month. The judge explained that the trial was on schedule, so it wouldn’t be “a problem” for Trump, who could “certainly attend that date.”
Barron Trump, 18, is the youngest of the former president’s children and the only one he shares with his wife, Melania Trump. The former first couple has tried their best to keep him out of the prying eyes of the press as he’s grown up. The teenager will graduate from Oxbridge Academy in Palm Beach, Florida, on May 17.
In the weeks before Merchan’s ruling, Trump complained multiple times that the judge would cause him to miss Barron’s graduation. That’s because Merchan previously said he didn’t know if the former president would be allowed to attend, saying it depended on whether the trial was on track.
The prosecution is currently presenting its case to the jury in the Manhattan trial. Trump is accused of committing 34 felonies for allegedly covering up repayments to his former attorney, Michael Cohen, after the lawyer paid a former adult film star, Stormy Daniels, $130,000 to stay quiet about an alleged affair.
The jury has heard from David Pecker, the publisher of The National Enquirer. He detailed how he allegedly paid for damaging stories about Trump to help him win the 2016 presidential election. Trump’s former assistant, Rhona Graff, also took the stand and testified he had contact information for the women the former president was accused of having affairs with.
Several other witnesses have also taken the stand, but prosecutors have not called on Cohen or Daniels.
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(UnitedVoice.com) – Former President Donald Trump is on trial in New York City for financial crimes. At the beginning of the trial, his attorneys asked the judge to allow him to attend his son’s graduation. Now, the judge has issued a decision regarding that request.
On April 30, Judge Juan Merchan told the former president’s attorneys he could attend his son’s graduation ceremony in Florida later this month. The judge explained that the trial was on schedule, so it wouldn’t be “a problem” for Trump, who could “certainly attend that date.”
Barron Trump, 18, is the youngest of the former president’s children and the only one he shares with his wife, Melania Trump. The former first couple has tried their best to keep him out of the prying eyes of the press as he’s grown up. The teenager will graduate from Oxbridge Academy in Palm Beach, Florida, on May 17.
In the weeks before Merchan’s ruling, Trump complained multiple times that the judge would cause him to miss Barron’s graduation. That’s because Merchan previously said he didn’t know if the former president would be allowed to attend, saying it depended on whether the trial was on track.
The prosecution is currently presenting its case to the jury in the Manhattan trial. Trump is accused of committing 34 felonies for allegedly covering up repayments to his former attorney, Michael Cohen, after the lawyer paid a former adult film star, Stormy Daniels, $130,000 to stay quiet about an alleged affair.
The jury has heard from David Pecker, the publisher of The National Enquirer. He detailed how he allegedly paid for damaging stories about Trump to help him win the 2016 presidential election. Trump’s former assistant, Rhona Graff, also took the stand and testified he had contact information for the women the former president was accused of having affairs with.
Several other witnesses have also taken the stand, but prosecutors have not called on Cohen or Daniels.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former President Donald Trump is on trial in New York City for financial crimes. At the beginning of the trial, his attorneys asked the judge to allow him to attend his son’s graduation. Now, the judge has issued a decision regarding that request.
On April 30, Judge Juan Merchan told the former president’s attorneys he could attend his son’s graduation ceremony in Florida later this month. The judge explained that the trial was on schedule, so it wouldn’t be “a problem” for Trump, who could “certainly attend that date.”
Barron Trump, 18, is the youngest of the former president’s children and the only one he shares with his wife, Melania Trump. The former first couple has tried their best to keep him out of the prying eyes of the press as he’s grown up. The teenager will graduate from Oxbridge Academy in Palm Beach, Florida, on May 17.
In the weeks before Merchan’s ruling, Trump complained multiple times that the judge would cause him to miss Barron’s graduation. That’s because Merchan previously said he didn’t know if the former president would be allowed to attend, saying it depended on whether the trial was on track.
The prosecution is currently presenting its case to the jury in the Manhattan trial. Trump is accused of committing 34 felonies for allegedly covering up repayments to his former attorney, Michael Cohen, after the lawyer paid a former adult film star, Stormy Daniels, $130,000 to stay quiet about an alleged affair.
The jury has heard from David Pecker, the publisher of The National Enquirer. He detailed how he allegedly paid for damaging stories about Trump to help him win the 2016 presidential election. Trump’s former assistant, Rhona Graff, also took the stand and testified he had contact information for the women the former president was accused of having affairs with.
Several other witnesses have also taken the stand, but prosecutors have not called on Cohen or Daniels.
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(UnitedVoice.com) – Former President Donald Trump is on trial in New York City for financial crimes. At the beginning of the trial, his attorneys asked the judge to allow him to attend his son’s graduation. Now, the judge has issued a decision regarding that request.
On April 30, Judge Juan Merchan told the former president’s attorneys he could attend his son’s graduation ceremony in Florida later this month. The judge explained that the trial was on schedule, so it wouldn’t be “a problem” for Trump, who could “certainly attend that date.”
Barron Trump, 18, is the youngest of the former president’s children and the only one he shares with his wife, Melania Trump. The former first couple has tried their best to keep him out of the prying eyes of the press as he’s grown up. The teenager will graduate from Oxbridge Academy in Palm Beach, Florida, on May 17.
In the weeks before Merchan’s ruling, Trump complained multiple times that the judge would cause him to miss Barron’s graduation. That’s because Merchan previously said he didn’t know if the former president would be allowed to attend, saying it depended on whether the trial was on track.
The prosecution is currently presenting its case to the jury in the Manhattan trial. Trump is accused of committing 34 felonies for allegedly covering up repayments to his former attorney, Michael Cohen, after the lawyer paid a former adult film star, Stormy Daniels, $130,000 to stay quiet about an alleged affair.
The jury has heard from David Pecker, the publisher of The National Enquirer. He detailed how he allegedly paid for damaging stories about Trump to help him win the 2016 presidential election. Trump’s former assistant, Rhona Graff, also took the stand and testified he had contact information for the women the former president was accused of having affairs with.
Several other witnesses have also taken the stand, but prosecutors have not called on Cohen or Daniels.
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(UnitedVoice.com) – Former President Donald Trump is on trial in New York City for financial crimes. At the beginning of the trial, his attorneys asked the judge to allow him to attend his son’s graduation. Now, the judge has issued a decision regarding that request.
On April 30, Judge Juan Merchan told the former president’s attorneys he could attend his son’s graduation ceremony in Florida later this month. The judge explained that the trial was on schedule, so it wouldn’t be “a problem” for Trump, who could “certainly attend that date.”
Barron Trump, 18, is the youngest of the former president’s children and the only one he shares with his wife, Melania Trump. The former first couple has tried their best to keep him out of the prying eyes of the press as he’s grown up. The teenager will graduate from Oxbridge Academy in Palm Beach, Florida, on May 17.
In the weeks before Merchan’s ruling, Trump complained multiple times that the judge would cause him to miss Barron’s graduation. That’s because Merchan previously said he didn’t know if the former president would be allowed to attend, saying it depended on whether the trial was on track.
The prosecution is currently presenting its case to the jury in the Manhattan trial. Trump is accused of committing 34 felonies for allegedly covering up repayments to his former attorney, Michael Cohen, after the lawyer paid a former adult film star, Stormy Daniels, $130,000 to stay quiet about an alleged affair.
The jury has heard from David Pecker, the publisher of The National Enquirer. He detailed how he allegedly paid for damaging stories about Trump to help him win the 2016 presidential election. Trump’s former assistant, Rhona Graff, also took the stand and testified he had contact information for the women the former president was accused of having affairs with.
Several other witnesses have also taken the stand, but prosecutors have not called on Cohen or Daniels.
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(UnitedVoice.com) – Former President Donald Trump is on trial in New York City for financial crimes. At the beginning of the trial, his attorneys asked the judge to allow him to attend his son’s graduation. Now, the judge has issued a decision regarding that request.
On April 30, Judge Juan Merchan told the former president’s attorneys he could attend his son’s graduation ceremony in Florida later this month. The judge explained that the trial was on schedule, so it wouldn’t be “a problem” for Trump, who could “certainly attend that date.”
Barron Trump, 18, is the youngest of the former president’s children and the only one he shares with his wife, Melania Trump. The former first couple has tried their best to keep him out of the prying eyes of the press as he’s grown up. The teenager will graduate from Oxbridge Academy in Palm Beach, Florida, on May 17.
In the weeks before Merchan’s ruling, Trump complained multiple times that the judge would cause him to miss Barron’s graduation. That’s because Merchan previously said he didn’t know if the former president would be allowed to attend, saying it depended on whether the trial was on track.
The prosecution is currently presenting its case to the jury in the Manhattan trial. Trump is accused of committing 34 felonies for allegedly covering up repayments to his former attorney, Michael Cohen, after the lawyer paid a former adult film star, Stormy Daniels, $130,000 to stay quiet about an alleged affair.
The jury has heard from David Pecker, the publisher of The National Enquirer. He detailed how he allegedly paid for damaging stories about Trump to help him win the 2016 presidential election. Trump’s former assistant, Rhona Graff, also took the stand and testified he had contact information for the women the former president was accused of having affairs with.
Several other witnesses have also taken the stand, but prosecutors have not called on Cohen or Daniels.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former President Donald Trump is on trial in New York City for financial crimes. At the beginning of the trial, his attorneys asked the judge to allow him to attend his son’s graduation. Now, the judge has issued a decision regarding that request.
On April 30, Judge Juan Merchan told the former president’s attorneys he could attend his son’s graduation ceremony in Florida later this month. The judge explained that the trial was on schedule, so it wouldn’t be “a problem” for Trump, who could “certainly attend that date.”
Barron Trump, 18, is the youngest of the former president’s children and the only one he shares with his wife, Melania Trump. The former first couple has tried their best to keep him out of the prying eyes of the press as he’s grown up. The teenager will graduate from Oxbridge Academy in Palm Beach, Florida, on May 17.
In the weeks before Merchan’s ruling, Trump complained multiple times that the judge would cause him to miss Barron’s graduation. That’s because Merchan previously said he didn’t know if the former president would be allowed to attend, saying it depended on whether the trial was on track.
The prosecution is currently presenting its case to the jury in the Manhattan trial. Trump is accused of committing 34 felonies for allegedly covering up repayments to his former attorney, Michael Cohen, after the lawyer paid a former adult film star, Stormy Daniels, $130,000 to stay quiet about an alleged affair.
The jury has heard from David Pecker, the publisher of The National Enquirer. He detailed how he allegedly paid for damaging stories about Trump to help him win the 2016 presidential election. Trump’s former assistant, Rhona Graff, also took the stand and testified he had contact information for the women the former president was accused of having affairs with.
Several other witnesses have also taken the stand, but prosecutors have not called on Cohen or Daniels.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former President Donald Trump is on trial in New York City for financial crimes. At the beginning of the trial, his attorneys asked the judge to allow him to attend his son’s graduation. Now, the judge has issued a decision regarding that request.
On April 30, Judge Juan Merchan told the former president’s attorneys he could attend his son’s graduation ceremony in Florida later this month. The judge explained that the trial was on schedule, so it wouldn’t be “a problem” for Trump, who could “certainly attend that date.”
Barron Trump, 18, is the youngest of the former president’s children and the only one he shares with his wife, Melania Trump. The former first couple has tried their best to keep him out of the prying eyes of the press as he’s grown up. The teenager will graduate from Oxbridge Academy in Palm Beach, Florida, on May 17.
In the weeks before Merchan’s ruling, Trump complained multiple times that the judge would cause him to miss Barron’s graduation. That’s because Merchan previously said he didn’t know if the former president would be allowed to attend, saying it depended on whether the trial was on track.
The prosecution is currently presenting its case to the jury in the Manhattan trial. Trump is accused of committing 34 felonies for allegedly covering up repayments to his former attorney, Michael Cohen, after the lawyer paid a former adult film star, Stormy Daniels, $130,000 to stay quiet about an alleged affair.
The jury has heard from David Pecker, the publisher of The National Enquirer. He detailed how he allegedly paid for damaging stories about Trump to help him win the 2016 presidential election. Trump’s former assistant, Rhona Graff, also took the stand and testified he had contact information for the women the former president was accused of having affairs with.
Several other witnesses have also taken the stand, but prosecutors have not called on Cohen or Daniels.
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