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Trump roasted online for whining about 'freezing' courtroom: 'Fleece would be appropriate'

Trump roasted online for whining about 'freezing' courtroom: 'Fleece would be appropriate'

Donald Trump on Thursday complained about the cold criminal courtroom where a jury is being built to ultimately decide whether he committed a criminal act, causing many people to make jokes about the former president.

Earlier in the day, Trump reportedly lamented to his aides that it was "freezing" in Judge Merchan's New York courtroom, where Trump faces charges of falsifying business records to hide an affair as a means to manipulate the 2016 election. In that case, the jury has already been selected, and the alternative slate is being completed now.

But Trump complained numerous times about the cold, even at one point leading to a request for the judge to change the temperature, according to reports....

Iconic N. America pines may vanish: study

Iconic N. America pines may vanish: study

WASHINGTON – The narrow, towering lodgepole pine trees that populate North America's western forests may disappear in the coming decades due to climate change and attacking beetles, a study said Monday.

Be fit, have fewer colds: study

Be fit, have fewer colds: study

Couch potatoes are nearly twice as likely to catch a cold, and a third likelier to suffer bad symptoms of a cold, compared with counterparts who keep fit, American researchers reported.

Spy novelist Le Carre reveals Cold War killings by UK intel

Spy novelist Le Carre reveals Cold War killings by UK intel

To those who know the history of the Cold War, it may not be much of a surprise. But to hear a former MI5 and MI6 agent admit his agencies carried out Cold War-era assassinations is chilling all the same, especially when that ex-agent is an acclaimed spy novelist.

Russia spy suspects head to court amid possible swap

Russia spy suspects head to court amid possible swap

NEW YORK (AFP) – Ten alleged members of a Russian spy ring will appear in a US court Thursday, as Moscow and Washington are said to be planning a dramatic Cold War-style prisoner swap.