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Attorneys representing longtime Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward this week issued a scathing legal filing accusing Donald Trump of trying to shamelessly profit off his presidency by suing their client for transcripts of interviews conducted while he was in the Oval Office. Law and Crime News reports that Woodward's attorneys are arguing that Trump's attempt to sue Woodward over publishing the transcripts is an unprecedented claim of executive branch authority to attempt to control a reporter's coverage of a president. "No President before Donald Trump has ever claimed to own a copyright in presidential interviews or demanded royalties for their republication," Woodward attorney Elizabeth A. McNamara writes. McNamara goes on to tie Trump's lawsuit to allegations that he has repeatedly tried to personally profit from the presidency, most infamously when he tried to have the United States government host a G7 meeting at his own personal golf resort.
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A simple reminder: Self-defense typically doesn't apply when you approach someone from behind.
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Donald Trump's CNN interview backfires as his sexual abuse accuser, E. Jean Carroll, seeks to amend her defamation case to pursue further punitive damages. The previous ruling awarded her $5 million in damages and officially labeled Trump as a sexual abuser. Carroll is now seeking at least an additional $10 million, indicating a strong case against the former president.
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Corporations are now using the “labor shortage” as an excuse to bring back child labor. It’s part of a horrifying trend: Since 2015, child labor violations have risen nearly 300%. Are corporate profits really more important than the safety of children?
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simple reminder: it is not self defense when you are coming from "behind"
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Donald Trump's disastrous CNN interview EXPLODES in his face as his sexual abuse victim E. Jean Carroll announces her legal revenge. Caroll asks a judge to amend her initial defamation case against Trump to seek additional punitive damages in response to the lies, smears, and insults that he lobbed at her during his CNN town hall. The previous ruling awarded her $5 million damages and officially labeled him a sexual abuser. She is seeking at least $10 million more — and it's clear that she has a VERY strong case against the criminal former president.
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If Republicans are so concerned about the national debt, maybe they should roll back the $2 trillion tax cut they engineered for corporations and the super-rich.
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The special counsel investigating former President Donald Trump's handling of classified documents has issued a subpoena to the Trump Organization, requesting records, including foreign financial records from seven countries, according to The New York Times. The purpose of the subpoena and the specific timing are not yet clear. However, it suggests that investigators are widening their scope to determine whether Trump violated the law by taking sensitive government materials upon leaving the White House and failing to fully comply with requests for their return. Special Counsel Jack Smith has been focused on investigating the mishandling of government documents by the former president. Some of the allegedly taken documents contain classified information, including international secrets, as well as details about the sources and methods used to access them. The Trump Organization has licensing and development agreements for real estate projects in China, France, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, and Oman. The subpoena also sought records related to Trump's involvement with a Saudi-backed golf venture called LIV Golf, which organizes tournaments at some of his golf clubs. These latest developments indicate that investigators are looking into Trump's foreign business dealings as part of their inquiry.
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