Judge approves release of Trump affidavit; R. Kelly trial; Putin, Xi to attend G-20 summit
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A FEDERAL JUDGE SAYS AT LEAST SOME OF THE AFFIDAVIT THAT LED TO LAST WEEK’S RAID ON FORMER PRESIDENT TRUMP’S MAR-A-LAGO RESIDENCE — CAN BE MADE PUBLIC.
SEVERAL NEWS ORGANIZATIONS ARGUED FOR ITS RELEASE — CITING PUBLIC INTEREST.
THE JUDGE ORDERED THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT TO SUBMIT PROPOSED REDACTIONS BEFORE THE RELEASE.
HAPPENING TODAY — THE GOVERNMENT’S STAR WITNESS IN THE CHILD PORNOGRAPHY TRIAL OF R. KELLY FACES CROSS-EXAMINATION FROM KELLY’S LEGAL TEAM.
THE WITNESS TESTIFIED FOR FOUR HOURS THURSDAY.
SHE TOLD JURORS SHE WAS THE 14-YEAR-OLD GIRL IN THE VIDEO THAT WAS AT THE HEART OF KELLY’S ORIGINAL CHILD PORN TRIAL BACK IN 2008.
THIS NOVEMBER’S G-20 SUMMIT JUST GOT MORE INTERESTING.
AN ADVISOR TO INDONESIA’S PRESIDENT SAYS BOTH RUSSIAN PRESIDENT VLADIMIR PUTIN AND CHINESE LEADER XI JINPING WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE.
THIS WOULD BE XI’S FIRST TRIP OUTSIDE OF CHINA IN NEARLY THREE YEARS — AMID TENSION WITH THE U-S OVER TAIWAN.
PUTIN’S ADDITION IS NOTABLE BECAUSE INDONESIA HAS ALSO INVITED UKRAINIAN PRESIDENT VOLODYMYR ZELENSKYY.