Trump fraud trial kept the family brand under a microscope
After Ivanka Trump’s testimony was delayed to Nov. 8, the New York civil fraud trial kept the Trump family business story in open court and under strain.
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By Halloween, the joke was on Trumpworld: every attempt to turn the cases into pure persecution theater just produced more paper, more restrictions, and more reminders that the facts are stubborn things. The campaign could scream “witch hunt” all it wanted; the docket kept reading like a business-school ethics failure with a felony appendix.
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After Ivanka Trump’s testimony was delayed to Nov. 8, the New York civil fraud trial kept the Trump family business story in open court and under strain.
A federal judge in Donald Trump’s election-subversion case declined to accept an ACLU amicus brief backing Trump’s challenge to the gag order, leaving the speech fight to the appellate process and keeping the restriction in place for now.