A Manhattan federal jury has found former President Donald Trump liable for sexual abuse and defamation in the E. Jean Carroll case, awarding her $5 million in damages. The verdict marks the first time a claim against Trump was fully litigated and decided by a jury.
E. Jean Carroll, a writer and journalist, spoke out after the decision was announced:
Her attorney Roberta Kaplan expressed surprise at how quickly the jury reached their decision:
In response to the verdict, Donald Trump called it a "disgrace" and vowed to appeal:
Meanwhile, sources tell CNN that criminal charges have been filed against Republican Rep. George Santos for campaign finance violations, conflict of interest breaches, theft from an Iraq War veteran's dying dog fund, credit card fraud schemes and lying about his education background and employment history.
Former Assistant U.S Attorney Elie Honig shared his thoughts on possible charges faced by Santos:
In unrelated news making headlines today - newlyweds staying at a villa in Majorca fell victim to poisoning after reportedly consuming contaminated food prepared onsite.
Family members provided statements expressing relief as both husband and wife received hospital treatment before returning home safely:
Authorities in Majorca have launched an investigation into the incident, with no suspects currently identified.