Sean Piccoli is a freelance reporter who has contributed to various publications including Deadline Hollywood, Yahoo Finance UK, Yahoo Sports Canada, Yahoo Sports UK, and The New York Times. His articles cover a wide range of topics, from entertainment news and legal trials to sports and current events. Sean's work has also been featured in the Cigalah Group.
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By: Ted Johnson
Stormy Daniels could take the stand in Donald Trump’s hush money trial as soon as today, according to multiple press reports. The porn actress — whose real name is Stephanie Clifford — was paid $130,000 by a Trump lawyer, Michael Cohen, during the 2016 presidential campaign to stay quiet about a sexual encounter with the […]
By: Sean Piccoli
UPDATE: Stormy Daniels faced a contentious cross examination today over her claim that she had sex with Donald Trump in 2006 and that, five years later, a stranger threatened her in a Las Vegas parking lot to not talk about the sexual encounter publicly. Susan Necheles, a lawyer for Trump, questioned Daniels’ motivations and tried …
By: Ted Johnson
Donald Trump’s hush money trial resumes today with one of his chief antagonists, Stormy Daniels, returning to the stand and court observers wondering if the former and possible future president is close to being thrown into jail. Whatever happens inside the courtroom, there may no longer be photographers to document it. Judge Juan Merchan has […]
By: Sean Piccoli
Madeleine Westerhout sat steps away from the Oval Office
Michael Cohen, Donald Trump's former attorney and fixer who has since turned into one of his chief antagonists, took the stand today in the former president's hush money trial.
By: Sean Piccoli
UPDATE: As Donald Trump ‘s attorney and so-called “fixer,” Michael Cohen told a jury today about efforts to conceal unflattering stories about his
By: Sean Piccoli
UPDATE: As Donald Trump’s attorney and so-called “fixer,” Michael Cohen told a jury today about efforts to conceal unflattering stories about his boss, including an arrangement with the National Enquirer to “catch and kill” women’s claims to have had affairs with the Celebrity Apprentice host. On the witness stand, Cohen suggested that the claims were …
By: Sean Piccoli
Trump's former lawyer is taking the stand for the second day of testimony.
By: Ted Johnson
Cohen was on the witness stand for the third day.
By: Sean Piccoli
UPDATE: Michael Cohen appeared to win a battle this afternoon over how reliable his memory is of eight-year-old phone calls with Donald Trump, after
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