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What's next after a court cut Donald Trump's $515 million fine to $0
Trump never paid the lower court’s hefty fine, so there won’t be any half-billion dollar checks exchanging hands. Instead, the president is now eligible to get back the $175 million bond he posted to hold off collection while he pursued his appeal. Such bonds are common in the appellate process, acting as placeholder to guarantee payment.
The president said he is looking to continue sending troops to major cities after deployments in D.C. and Los Angeles.
A New York state appeals court threw out on Thursday an approximately half-billion dollar penalty that Donald Trump had been ...
The ruling by the state Appellate Division spares the president and his companies from having to pay an award they had warned would severely damage his company.
A more than $500 million civil penalty against President Donald Trump has been thrown out by an appeals court.
President Donald Trump on Sunday threatened to expand his military deployments to more Democratic-led cities, responding to ...
President Trump revealed during a Friday White House statement that after federal troops "clean up" Washington, D.C., Chicago ...
A five-judge New York panel concluded that the $515 million judgment—originally set at $355 million plus interest—was ...
The president has attended several sporting events this year, including the Super Bowl and the final of the FIFA Club World ...
This week, major news outlets blasted out “breaking news” banners to announce an apparently major victory for Donald Trump.
Trump has previously compared himself publicly to Nixon in interviews, saying he learned from Nixon and contrasted his own ...
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