President-elect Trump refused to take accountability for his hush money criminal conviction at his sentencing Friday, telling the judge he "did nothing wrong." "The fact is, I'm totally innocent," Trump said. Though judges often consider remorse when handing down sentences in criminal cases, Judge Juan Merchan previously signaled he had already made up...
Three of the nation's largest broadcast media companies have scrapped plans to launch a joint direct-to-consumer streaming platform for live sports, the group announced Friday. Warner Bros. Discovery, Fox Corp. and Disney, which owns ESPN, had been planning to roll out a first of its kind subscription-based digital service called "Venu," which would have made...
Visitors at the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C., will soon get a double dose of President-elect Trump, as the museum installs a second photograph of him ahead of the inauguration. The 2019 snapshot of Trump by photographer Pari Dukovic, on assignment for Time magazine, shows the then-commander in chief sitting at the Resolute...
President-elect Trump swiftly tried to raise funds on the heels of his New York hush money sentencing Friday morning, asking supporters if they still “stand with him" in light of the cementing of his felony conviction. “They're trying to sabotage the Presidential Transition process. They’re trying to END the presidency as we know it —...
A court in New York has rejected a bid from Fox Corp. to toss a lawsuit from voting systems provider Smartmatic against Fox News. The New York appeals court on Thursday upheld a previous ruling denying Fox Corp.'s request to have the case dismissed, according to multiple reports. Smartmatic sued Fox for more than $2 billion...
The nation's Republican governors are making clear their "overwhelming support" for President-elect Trump's "Department of Government Efficiency," better known by its acronym DOGE, in a letter to Congress
President-elect Donald Trump was sentenced Friday after being found guilty on charges of falsifying business records stemming from Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s yearslong investigation.
The Supreme Court hears TikTok's case to toss out a ban just nine days before it will take effect. The Biden administration defends the measure on national security grounds.