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Donald Trump’s mouth and keyboard fingers have been relatively disciplined — by his own standards, at least — since he racked up the 10th gag-order violation of his Manhattan criminal trial last week.
Facing the threat of jail, he’s generally avoided three verboten subjects that have gotten him in trouble before. Those would be attacking the jury, attacking the witnesses and attacking the judge’s family.
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LOS ANGELES — On Tuesday, just minutes after the Supreme Court reversed the conviction of a man who’d made relentless online threats to a...
Mortgage rates turned higher again last week. But the increase did not cut into mortgage demand, as buyers sought newly built homes. Total mortgage...