Trump news today – live: Donald Trump sues NY’s Letitia James as Kash Patel ‘to testify’ in Mar-a-Lago case

But while losing to Joe Biden in November 2020 would have denigrated the one-term president and fueled 18 months of false ballots, Mr Trump seems certain to run for the White House again in 2024.

So what, if anything, can stop it?

Graham Massey and Gustaf Kilander report.

As he played in front of a crowd of supporters in Robstown, Texas, former President Donald Trump cheered on his first two bids for the White House and mocked his third.

“Maybe I’ll have to do it again to make our country successful, safe and glorious again,” he said last month.

That carefully placed “maybe” may soon disappear from Trump’s stump speech. Aides to the former president are gearing up for the 2024 presidential campaign, which could begin after next week’s midterm elections, as Trump looks to capitalize on expected Republican gains to become his party’s front-runner.

Donald Trump has settled a lawsuit filed by a group of Mexican protesters who said they were mistreated by the Republican’s bodyguards during the 2015 presidential campaign.

The two sides settled in a New York courtroom as they were selecting a jury for the civil trial, one of a series of legal tussles involving the former president.

The protesters’ lawsuit did not specify the details of the agreement.

Trump’s attorney, Alina Habba, said: “Although we would have preferred to proceed with the trial to demonstrate the frivolity of this case, the parties were ultimately able to reach an amicable settlement.” “We are very pleased with this outcome and are pleased to have finally resolved this matter once and for all.”

Donald Trump has filed a lawsuit against New York Attorney General Letitia James for “egregious misconduct” and for launching a “war of intimidation and harassment” against her.

In a 41-page filing filed in Florida District Court in Palm Beach, he sought to block Ms. James from obtaining documents from a Florida revocable trust that owns the Trump Organization.

“Special offenses require special relief,” the lawsuit states. “As stated below, James has repeatedly abused his position as New York State Attorney General and has waged a ruthless, malicious, blatant and unforgiving crusade against President Trump, a resident of Palm Beach County, Florida. destroy him personally, financially and politically.’

Mr Trump claims the New York attorney general is invading his privacy by seeking details of his convictions.

It comes after Ms. James filed a civil lawsuit against Mr. Trump and members of his family last month alleging financial fraud.

Donald Trump’s biracial ex-girlfriend Cara Young has remained silent about the incident in which she told him she got her intelligence from her white father.

talked to Inside Edition On Tuesday, in her first interview about Mr. Trump since 2017, Ms. Young, 47, confirmed an earlier report about the alleged meeting.

Johanna Chisholm has a story.

Donald Trump aide Kash Patel is set to testify before a grand jury investigating the handling of classified documents at Mar-a-Lago after being granted immunity from prosecution.

Mr. Patel, who worked in the Trump administration, will “soon testify” before a federal grand jury. The Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday evening.

In June, Mr. Trump named Patel as one of his officials at the National Archives and Records Administration.

Speaking to conservative radio personality and podcaster Chris Steagall, the former president was asked about a range of current events and news topics, including the midterm elections and Elon Musk’s takeover of Twitter.

Mr Trump’s comments on the disgraced rapper have seen his anti-Semitic comments dropped by a number of companies he works with.

Hillary Clinton has asked a federal judge to pay former President Donald Trump and his lawyers more than $1 million to cover costs stemming from a dismissed lawsuit alleging she and several other defendants conspired to impeach Mr. Trump. 2016 presidential campaign, accusing him of colluding with Russia.

Abe Asher has the details.

The former president made the controversial remarks on air on Chris Steagall’s radio show Tuesday morning.

Johanna Chisholm reported.

The US Supreme Court has temporarily blocked the House Ways and Means Committee from obtaining six years of tax returns from former President Donald Trump and his real estate companies, the documents show.

The stay was granted by Chief Judge John Roberts, who oversees appeals from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit.

Chief Justice Roberts also ordered the House of Representatives to respond to the former president’s petition by November 10.

Andrew Feinberg reports from Washington.