Trump hears jurors judge him in New York hush money trial
Potential jurors in Donald Trump's New York hush money case offered blunt appraisals of his persona as the former president sits through questions. Critics labeled his rhetoric harmful while some jurors expressed admiration or neutrality, framing the trial as a reckoning with his public persona and political influence.
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House approves 95B foreign aid package in rare Saturday session
The House swiftly backed 95 billion dollars in aid to Ukraine Israel and other allies amid bipartisan unity after months of resistance. The package includes 61 billion for Ukraine and measures to curb TikTok with the Senate expected to act soon. President Biden will sign as Johnson Jeffries praised the outcome.
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