As the former president sat with his eyes closed every so often,prosecutor Matthew Colangelo told the jury that Trump lied “over and over” in his quest to win.
The incident took place on the fourth day of Trump’s historic trial,in which the former president faces 34 counts of falsifying business records.
Jim Chalmers has held high-level meetings in Washington ahead of unveiling this year’s budget,which he says will target “economic security”.
The jurors will now be tasked with deciding whether Trump is guilty of falsifying business records ahead of the 2016 election.
The case in which the ex-president is accused of falsifying business records to hide an affair ahead of an election has all the makings of a Hollywood blockbuster.
Without his usual bravado and bluster,and once again appearing in court without his wife,Melania,by his side,Trump looked more like a weary,ordinary man.
The trial,one of four for the ex-president,centres on Trump’s alleged attempt to cover up a sex scandal ahead of the 2016 election.
Donald Trump is expected to appear in court himself to plead his case relating to sex scandal payments as he campaigns to return to power. Here’s what you need to know.
For almost four minutes there’s nothing but ethereal serenity. All I can see in the distance is the black silhouette of the moon surrounded by the pearly glow of the sun’s corona.
Joe Biden is said to have been privately enraged by the deadly strike on World Central Kitchen staff,and publicly noted it was not isolated given nearly 200 aid workers have been killed since October 7.
State Department official Kurt Campbell says not only will Washington do whatever it takes to make AUKUS work,it will also expand it to other countries.