E. Jean Carroll

Judge Lewis Kaplan denied Trump a defense as an earlier verdict in a separate trial in May 2023 found that Trump sexually abused Carroll. The first jury awarded Carroll $5 million. This second case was a damages-only case that resulted in a $83.3 million award.

Revisionist history has a bad name, unnecessarily. Often it is associated with World War II, but it goes back further than that. The acknowledged founder of revisionist history (or historical revisionism) was the American historian Harry Elmer Barnes (1889-1968).  Traditionally, revisionist history is based on a re-examination of documents in the light of subsequent events, […]

Jimmy Dore said the purpose of repealing the statute of limitations for one year was so that the Democrats could bring this specific case against their political opponent, Donald Trump, and that should scare everyone.

Writer E. Jean Carroll was awarded $5 million by a Manhattan jury that found former President Donald Trump liable for sexually abusing and defaming her — while clearing him of her rape claim. The verdict could tarnish Trump's 2024 presidential run and is just one of many legal issues he faces.

The repeated and ongoing attempts to take down Donald Trump have led to claims that he is a victim of something called the Deep State. There are two extreme positions regarding this narrative. The first is that Trump is indeed the victim of a massive conspiracy. The second is that this conspiracy is so massive that the only place it can exist is in the mind’s of “conspiracy theorists” and that any and all attempts to overthrow Trump are justified.