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Trump speaks from Florida home after pleading not guilty

Donald Trump has accused New York prosecutors of election interference in his first spoken remarks after pleading not guilty in court.

The New Daily

Mitt Romney: Trump is unfit for office but New York charges are political

The former presidential nominee was also the only Republican to vote to convict the ex-president in both impeachment trials

The Guardian - US

Five key takeaways from Donald Trump’s Manhattan arraignment

Ex-US president’s arraignment in New York was a relatively muted affair, as Trump faced 34 felony charges.

Al Jazeera

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Analysis: Inside Alvin Bragg's ambitious Trump indictment

Bragg's unusual legal strategy could pose a significant challenge.

Axios

‘All Trump’: Former president’s indictment puts GOP rivals in an awkward position

CAMP HILL, Pa. — Donald Trump has accused Ron DeSantis of being a shapeshifting political fraud, argued he’s bought and paid for by wealthy donors and even baselessly suggested — without evidence — his political rival engaged in inappropriate romantic relationships.

McClatchy Washington Bureau

GOP pushes back: Deny, reverse, attack

In a blizzard of nearly identical tweets, Republicans accuse and threaten Alvin Bragg — though a few go rogue

Salon

Indictment of Donald Trump gives Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg several ways to win a felony conviction

NEW YORK — Donald Trump was formally accused Tuesday of falsifying records about paying off porn star Stormy Daniels — but a careful reading of the indictment and an accompanying statement shows Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg and his prosecutors see several ways to win a felony conviction.

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Trump’s day in court as criminal defendant: What to know

For the first time in history, a former U.S. president has appeared in court as a criminal defendant. Donald Trump surrendered to authorities on Tuesday to appear on charges related to hush-money payments at the height of the 2016 presidential election. Trump, a 2024 presidential candidate, pleaded…

Chicago Sun-Times

Inside a Manhattan courtroom, the spell was broken and Trump was finally humbled

Donald Trump warned of “death and destruction” if he was charged. Instead, he summoned a very small crowd of supporters, writes Richard Hall

The Independent UK

Trump addresses indictment in brief – as it happened

This blog is now closed. You can read our full story on Trump’s arraignment here.

The Guardian - US

Donald Trump pleaded not guilty to 34 counts of falsifying business records. These are the key takeaways from his case

The former president surrendered to authorities, was fingerprinted, and appeared before a judge to hear the charges against him. This is everything we learned from the 'People of the State of New York against Donald J Trump'.

ABC News

Trump calls for his criminal case to be moved from Manhattan to Staten Island: ‘VERY UNFAIR!’

NEW YORK — Former President Donald Trump Tuesday called for his criminal case to be moved to Staten Island, calling Manhattan a “VERY UNFAIR VENUE!” because some neighborhoods voted overwhelmingly for President Biden.

Tribune News Service

‘Trump or death’: The grim circus in Manhattan as far-right figures protest historic arraignment

A media swarm captured a small cross-section of the former president’s supporters, raging against his criminal case and amplifying conspiracy theories. Alex Woodward reports from Manhattan

The Independent UK

Trump's New York Indictment Turns One Hush Payment Into 34 Felonies

Prosecutors are counting each record misrepresenting the former president's reimbursement of that payment as a separate crime.

Reason

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Tribune News Service

A look at Juan Merchan, the Manhattan jurist overseeing Trump’s business records case: ‘A very serious judge’

NEW YORK — Former President Donald Trump’s hush money case is being overseen by a veteran Manhattan Supreme Court jurist who also heard the Trump Organization tax fraud trial that in January ended in a jail term for Trump confidant and aide Allen Weisselberg.

The Independent UK

Donald Trump's arraignment day a throwback for news outlets

Hours of breathless news coverage of Donald Trump's arraignment represented history for the country — and a throwback for news outlets

The Independent UK

David Pecker: Why the ex-National Enquirer parent company CEO will be star witness in Trump proceedings

Some observers think publisher could be the ‘most important witness’ in Trump’s trial, Gustaf Kilander writes

Tribune News Service

Carl P. Leubsdorf: This is just the beginning for Trump

Here’s an important thing to remember: This is probably just the beginning. The end is unforeseeable.

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The Independent UK

Donald Trump Jr posts photo of hush money judge’s daughter as his father was warned to stop threats

Former president also attacked Judge Juan Merchan and his family during Mar-a-Lago speech

The Independent UK

At a glance: The three hush money cases in Trump indictment

The criminal charges that Donald Trump is now facing in New York stem from three separate instances in which the former president and his associates are accused of making hush money payments during his 2016 campaign

The Guardian - US

Donald Trump has been charged. The swamp is finally being drained

Trump’s arraignment marks the day when he began to be held criminally accountable. And that must be a good thing for the rule of law

Al Jazeera

Republicans and Democrats react to Trump’s New York arraignment

Figures from across political spectrum weigh in on the criminal charges against former US President Donald Trump.

The Independent UK

Alvin Bragg says he filed case to prevent ‘normalising’ Trump’s ‘criminal conduct’

Former president has pleaded not guilty to 34 counts of falsifying business records connected to hush money payments

WEKU

Trump pleaded not guilty to 34 counts. Read the criminal charges

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has announced a 34-count felony indictment of former President Donald Trump. Read the criminal charges here.

Salon

Trump pleads not guilty to 34 counts

Trump pleads not guilty to 34 counts of falsification of business records in Manhattan Criminal Court

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