Trump gets no-penalty sentence in hush money case
President-elect Donald Trump faced a no-penalty discharge in Manhattan court, avoiding jail or fines. The verdict secures a felony conviction on his record as he heads to a second term, with Trump vowing appeal and critics calling the outcome politically charged.
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Trump’s Jan 6 case report release in limbo after court ruling
The 11th Circuit denied a bid to keep Jack Smith’s two volume report sealed. Garland is to release as soon as a three day grace period ends, barring Supreme Court intervention. The report covers Trump’s Jan 6 election interference and the Mar a Lago classified documents probe.
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TPS extension lets 800000 Venezuelans and Salvadorans stay
About 600,000 Venezuelans and over 230,000 Salvadorans in the United States can remain for 18 more months under Homeland Security. The move, urged by the Biden administration, expands Temporary Protected Status to roughly 1 million people across several nations. The extensions run April 2025 to Oct 2 2026 for Venezuelans and to Sept 9 2026 for Salvadorans, with potential for early termination under federal rules.
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Prosecution asks 15 years for ex-U.S. Senator Menendez
Prosecutors urge a 15 year term for former Senator Bob Menendez after his July corruption conviction. They assert grave power abuse tied to steering a Senate Foreign Relations role and acting as a foreign agent, with sentencing set for January 29. Also named are Wael Hana and Fred Daibes, while a third cooperator pled guilty.
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