TikTok plans to file a court challenge if the Senate passes, and President Joe Biden signs, a House-passed foreign aid package containing language that could lead to a nationwide TikTok ban, a top company executive told employees in an internal memo obtained
Opening statements in Trump’s hush-money trial got underway on Monday. So far, none of his family members have showed up.
With the former president’s hush money criminal trial set to resume this week, Glenn Kirschner said James “might be up the street seizing Trump’s properties.”
A Pennsylvania appeals court has allowed a challenge against the removal of a Christopher Columbus statue in Pittsburgh’s Schenley Park to proceed, officials said.
After years of working to assure the US government that its popular social media app isn’t a threat to national security, TikTok’s loss in that fight now seems almost inevitable.
TikTok told employees it will fight in the courts if a US bill forcing a ban or divestiture of the Chinese-owned app is signed into law, as one of the world’s most valuable technology businesses tries to fend off an
Trump could lose his Secret Service protection if he’s convicted of a crime due to proposed legislation co-sponsored by eight Democratic representatives.
Trump attorney Will Scharf discussed the legal viability of the pending hush money case as opening arguments are slated to take place on Monday.
Democratic Gov. JB Pritzker tells Dana Bash that President Biden is handling Trump’s legal issues “perfectly”: “He is talking about Trump. He’s just talking about all of the other things about Donald Trump.
Donald Trump spent $4.9 million on legal fees in March and has just $6.8 million left in the accounts he’s been using to fund his lawyers, setting him up for a cash crunch as his trial costs mount, according to