In a lighthearted comment, former President Donald Trump has suggested that the red marks observed on his hands in recent photos could be attributed to artificial intelligence (AI). The remark follows online speculation about the cause of the marks, which emerged. . .
New York writer E. Jean Carroll, who was recently awarded over $83 million in damages after a jury found former President Trump defamed her, has revealed her intention to use the substantial sum on causes that Trump dislikes. Carroll shared her plans during an appearance on ABC's Good Morning America, emphasizing her resolve to direct the money toward initiatives that might cause discomfort to the former President.
The New York jury's verdict stemmed from defamatory statements made by Trump in 2019, responding to Carroll's allegations of sexual assault in the 1990s. The jury's decision awarded Carroll. . .
Former President Donald Trump finds himself back in a New York courtroom as his defamation damages trial resumes after a brief delay due to COVID-related concerns. The trial, initiated by writer E. Jean Carroll, centers around allegations of sexual abuse and defamation dating back decades. With last year's jury ruling Trump liable, the current proceedings aim to determine the financial compensation Carroll may receive.
Jennifer Pulsone reports.
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