Unless Trump can successfully appeal the ruling, he could be permanently deprived of the authority to make key decisions about Trump Organization-owned assets in New York.
The lawsuit claims that Giuliani and others have engaged in a protracted, years-long campaign to access and obtain Biden’s private digital information.
Trump’s attorneys had filed a last-minute lawsuit against the presiding judge, claiming that he had “misused” his authority.
The lawsuit asserts that Trump’s alleged involvement in the January 6th riots constitute an “insurrection” under the 14th Amendment to the United States Constitution, rendering the former president ineligible to ever again seek or hold public office.
Hunter Biden claims that a former White House staffer illegally accessed and distributed personal information from a laptop that he had dropped off to a Delaware repair shop in 2019.
One of the physicians behind the claim lauded the appeals court’s decision as a step against a “tyrannical” F.D.A. that had dared warn Americans away from an unproven–and apparently ineffective–treatment for COVID-19.
A half-dozen Colorado voters have filed a lawsuit seeking to remove former President Donald Trump from the state’s 2024 election ballots. According to NBC News, the lawsuit was filed earlier this week in a Denver-based district court. In their complaint, the six plaintiffs contend that Trump’s alleged facilitation of the January 6th riots outside of
Trump’s legal team appears to have since done an about-face, refusing to contest a petition that would keep the lawsuit in state court.
While the injunction will expire, the court said that it will soon release a written order overturning the controversial book ban in its entirety.
The court found that the plaintiffs lacked standing to file the complaint, insofar as they failed to demonstrate that Trump seeking a second term in office could constitute cognizable injury.