The marathon task of trying America's most famous man: Trump 'smirked' as he became the first ex-president to stand trial then watched as almost all would-be jurors were sent home in the historic and chaotic first day of the hush money case
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Trump’s first criminal trial is a historic and solemn moment for America
The United States will cross a historic threshold on Monday when for the first time a former president goes on criminal trial in a case laced with fateful significance because Donald Trump could be back in the Oval Office next year. When the presumptive GOP nominee walks into court for the start of jury selection, he and the country will enter a new state of reality as legal and political worlds collide in a trial almost guaranteed to deepen Americans’ bitter ideological estrangement. The trial,...
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Trump’s first criminal trial is a historic and solemn moment for America
Analysis by Stephen Collinson, CNN (CNN) — The United States will cross a historic threshold on Monday when for the first time a former president goes on criminal trial in a case laced with fateful significance because Donald Trump could be back in the Oval Office next year. When the presumptive GOP nominee walks into