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Laura Ingraham Dismisses Fox News 'Mistake' Confusing Two Different Black Attorneys: 'They Both Hate Trump'

Ingraham faced backlash after her show mistakenly aired a photo of New York Attorney General Letitia James while discussing Georgia prosecutor Fani Willis.

International Business Times

Fox News’ Laura Ingraham apologizes after mixing up photos of Fani Willis and Letitia James on air

Fox News host later apologized for the mix-up and stated ‘but they both hate Trump’

The Independent UK

Why is US prosecutor Jack Smith dropping charges against Trump?

The federal criminal case against Trump relating to 2020 election interference will no longer go ahead.

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Fani Willis’s prosecution of Trump looks shaky post-election

Fulton county DA has pledged to go ahead in prosecution of Trump but appeals court abruptly canceled oral arguments

The Guardian - US

Georgia Appeals Court Cancels Oral Arguments On Trump Election Case 'Until Further Notice'

Trump and his co-defendants asked the court to hold off on the oral arguments

International Business Times

Georgia Appeals Court Cancels Oral Arguments In Trump Case

Georgia Court of Appeals cancels oral arguments in election interference case against Trump, adding uncertainty due to conflict of interest concerns.

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US special counsel seeks pause in Trump classified documents case

Outgoing prosecutor Jack Smith says he needs time to consider next steps in light of President-elect Trump’s victory.

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What will happen to Trump's trials now that he has won the election?

Donald Trump, who is set to become the next American president in January, is embroiled in four unresolved legal cases

Evening Standard

With Trump returning to the White House, what will happen to his court cases?

US President-elect Donald Trump achieved a resounding victory on several fronts. He will comfortably govern with a likely majority in the Senate and the House of Representatives, with little to no opposition from Republican members of Congress.

The Conversation

Trump elected president: What happens to the court cases against him?

From January 6 to Stormy Daniels, can Trump now expect presidential immunity from charges? And if so, for how long?

Al Jazeera

Expert: 2nd term Trump more dangerous

"For the most part, his ongoing legal battles are going to disappear," experts say

Salon

Trump's election victory means 'his criminal problems have gone away,' former federal prosecutor says

Legal experts say it's a matter of when, not if, Trump’s remaining criminal indictments are dismissed or postponed indefinitely.

Fortune

House Majority Leader Calls For Dropping Criminal Cases Against Trump

House Majority Leader Rep. Steve Scalise urges DOJ and prosecutors to dismiss criminal cases against President-elect Trump, citing political motivations an...

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Trump Prosecutor Fani Willis Reelected In Georgia

Wilis, a Democrat, defeated Republican challenger Courtney Kramer, a former intern in the Trump White House

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2024 US Presidential Election Live Blog: Donald Trump Vs Kamala Harris

Donald Trump vs Kamala Harris: the 2024 United States Presidential election is on, and we're here to report the latest as it comes in.

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Republican Lawyer Challenges Fulton County DA Over Trump Prosecution

Republican lawyer Courtney Kramer challenges Fulton County DA Fani Willis, known for Trump investigation. Willis highlights achievements and Kramer pledges...

The Guardian - US

‘He could go to jail’: for Donald Trump, election day is also judgment day

Republican has thrown sand in the gears of the legal system and avoided his reckoning. If he fails on Tuesday, he faces more time in court – and even possibly behind bars

Latin Times

Alabama Man Jailed for Racist Threats Against Officials Who Took Trump's Mugshot: 'This Is Why the South Should Have Won'

An Alabama man has been sentenced to nearly two years in prison for threatening Georgia officials over Donald Trump's mug shot, prosecutors announced Tuesday.

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Alabama Man Sentenced To Prison For Threatening Officials Over Trump Investigation

Alabama man sentenced to prison for threatening officials involved in Trump case. Impactful court proceedings.

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Alabama Man Sentenced To Prison For Threatening Public Officials

Alabama man sentenced to prison for threatening officials over Trump indictment. Case underscores consequences of threatening public officials and importan...

The Guardian - US

Trump returns to Atlanta in final push for votes: ‘We’ve got to finish it off’

On the heels of racist New York rally remarks, Trump hits at Harris, Fani Willis and Michelle Obama at Georgia Tech

The Guardian - AU

Obama says ‘you can count on Kamala’ at Philadelphia rally – as it happened

This blog is closing now, thanks for following along. You can find all of our US elections coverage here.

The Independent UK

What happens now that a convicted felon has won the presidency?

Now that Trump has secured a second term in the White House, he could theoretically make history as the first president to run the country from a prison cell

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Former Prosecutor Nathan Wade Met With Biden Administration Staff

Former prosecutor Nathan Wade's meetings with Biden administration staff during the Trump investigation raise questions about potential interference and co...

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Fulton County DA Seeks To Reinstate Charges Against Trump

Fulton County DA seeks to reinstate charges against Trump in election subversion case, amid legal battles and election scrutiny.

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