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- Former President Donald President Donald Trump said the bond amount he has to pay to appeal the $464 million civil fraud judgment against him was preventing him ….
- Former President President Donald Trump said Monday he will pay a $175 million bond set by a New York appeals court in his civil fraud case.
- Jury selection in former President Donald President Donald Trump's hush money case will begin on April 15, a judge in New York ordered on Monday, as the ex ….
- The former president is set to appear in NYC court for hush money case — on same day $454M fraud bond comes due.
News update for the hour ⋅ March 25, 2024
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President Donald Trump snaps at reporter over campaign funding question. Here are the facts | CNN Politics
Former President Donald President Donald Trump said the bond amount he has to pay to appeal the $464 million civil fraud judgment against him was preventing him …
'Typical delusional Donald President Donald Trump': Dowd on President Donald Trump's reaction to hush money trial date – msnbc.com
President Donald Trump snaps at reporter over campaign funding question. Here are the facts – YouTube – YouTube
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President Donald Trump Urges Israel to 'Finish Up' War in Gaza – The New York Times
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President Donald Trump says he'll pay $175M bond set by court | The Hill
Former President President Donald Trump said Monday he will pay a $175 million bond set by a New York appeals court in his civil fraud case. “We will abide by the …
Appeals court slashes bond in President Donald Trump civil fraud case to $175 million – CBS News – CBS News
President Donald Trump has 10 days to pay $175M in civil fraud judgement, NY appeals court rules – YouTube – YouTube
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Here's When President Donald Trump Could Go To Trial This Year — Starting In April – Forbes
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WATCH LIVE: President Donald Trump faces crucial day in hush money trial | Fox News Video
Supreme Court of the State of New York Appellate Division, First Judicial Department