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A voter who supported Donald Trump in the presidential election begged the White House to end its tariff policy because his daughter's business was being "crushed."

Holly Eve told the Economic Times that she may have to close her California-based deodorant business after tariffs raised the prices on necessary components.

An appeals court tossed out the massive civil fraud penalty against President Donald Trump nearly a year after he challenged the ruling.

A five-judge panel in New York’s mid-level Appellate Division ruled the $355 million penalty imposed by Judge Arthur Engoron, which would have ballooned to $515 million with interest, was "excessive," and threw out the verdict, reported the Associated Press.

President Donald Trump's administration has published the terms of the trade deal with the European Union, but some of the promises Trump claimed were coming didn't materialize after all, according to one economics expert.

University of Michigan economics and public policy professor Justin Wolfers wrote on X that after perusing the deal, he discovered Trump's promise of $600 billion being sent to the U.S. from the E.U. isn't on the list.

A Democratic lawmaker revealed her concerns about a comment by President Donald Trump about the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

The U.S. president's whispered comments to French President Emmanuel Macron earlier this week were unwittingly picked up on a nearby microphone, and Rep. Madeleine Dean (D-PA) told "CNN News Central" what worried her about Trump saying that Russian President Vladimir Putin would agree to end his invasion of Ukraine to hand him a victory – "as crazy as it sounds."

The Department of Justice went 0-for-3 in requests to release grand jury testimony and evidence in the Jeffrey Epstein case, and a legal expert explained what could come next as the public clamors for more information about the notorious sex offender's crimes.

A federal judge on Wednesday rejected the DOJ's efforts to unseal the transcripts and exhibits, finding the government itself was the “logical party” to release the files and describing its motion as a "diversion," and CNN legal analyst Elie Honig analyzed the court decision.

Taking bullying of states to a new level, Donald Trump threatened Colorado with “harsh measures” unless they free former Mesa County Clerk and Recorder Tina Peters who was sentenced to nine years in prison for her part in election tampering in 2021.

Peters was swept up in investigation after the 2020 presidential election that Trump lost, and was sentenced to prison by District Judge Matthew Barrett on state charges, putting her beyond the president’s reach for a pardon.

President Donald Trump is handing off responsibility for one of his signature campaign promises.

The U.S. president will leave Russian and Ukrainian officials to organize a meeting between Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelenskyy to discuss an end to hostilities without taking a direct role himself, reported The Guardian, citing officials familiar with the situation.

Of all the things Donald Trump is doing, there is one that isn't getting as much attention, but should be, according to a former prosecutor.

Ex-federal prosecutor Joyce Vance wrote a piece on Substack called Investigating the Police, in which she covers the recent news that Trump's DOJ is investigating whether the D.C. Police Department manipulated data to make crime rates appear lower, a move the legal expert called as "performative as sending battleships to fight a cartel."