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In a recent development, the Supreme Court has made a decision regarding a case involving former President Donald Trump. The court rejected Trump's attempt to overturn a jury verdict. The verdict in question is worth $5 million and is in favor of writer E.
Jean Carroll. This is not the first time the Supreme Court has made this decision, as it has again rejected Trump's push. Further details about the case and the Supreme Court's decision are available from ABC13 Houston.
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