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Trump trial: Jury finds the former president guilty of all charges

The verdict is a stunning legal reckoning for Trump and exposes him to potential prison time

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Why the ludicrous Republican response to Trump s conviction matters

Why the ludicrous Republican response to Trump s conviction matters
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Spectators React to Trump Guilty Verdict Outside the Courthouse

Spectators React to Trump Guilty Verdict Outside the Courthouse
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Trump not testifying in his hush-money trial was a mistake, legal experts say

Trump not testifying in his hush-money trial was a mistake, legal experts say
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Donald Trump is STILL eligible to vote for himself in 2024 election despite conviction

Former President Donald Trump was convicted of a felony in New York this week, but he may still be able to vote for himself if he avoids prison time

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