Judge rejects partial bond for Trump fraud penalty
New York appellate judge Anil Singh orders Trump to post the full 454 million bond to halt collection of the civil fraud penalty while appeal proceeds. Court grants limited relief on a three year bank loan ban, allowing potential bond arrangements but keeps full amount as condition to pause enforcement.
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Supreme Court sets April date over Trump immunity claims
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if Trump can be prosecuted for attempt to overturn the 2020 election. Justices will hear late April arguments with a decision by end of June, potentially before the November election. Trial timing remains uncertain if immunity is denied.
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McConnell to step down as Senate GOP leader in 2027
Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell announced he will relinquish the post in November, ending a 16 year tenure as party leader. The Kentucky senator said he will serve the remainder of his term to January 2027, signaling a shift away from Trump era populism within the GOP. Biden welcomed the decision, noting their working relationship and mutual respect.
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Tentative deal to avert government shutdown reached in Congress
Congressional leaders announced a tentative funding plan to keep some federal agencies operating through March 8 and March 22 while lawmakers work on broader budget bills. No immediate decision on the 95 billion emergency funds for Ukraine and allies. Leaders from Johnson Schumer McConnell Jeffries voice bipartisan commitment to keeping government open by Friday deadline.
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Hunter Biden defies GOP in Capitol Hill deposition
Hunter Biden criticized the Republican impeachment inquiry as a “house of cards” in a closed deposition. He said he did not involve his father in his business and accused lawmakers of pursuing partisan aims with insinuations.
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