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On Monday‚ Donald Trump appeared in a Manhattan courtroom to seek a delay in the Stormy hush money trial. The delay was denied. The trial is set to begin on April 15th. Trump’s SCOTUS hearing on presidential immunity is scheduled for April 25th. Trump can’t attend both. April 26th wasn’t available‚ or the 27th or […] The post Donald Trump’s Porn Star Hush Money Trial Is April 15th appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

On Monday‚ in the wake of the Biden administration refusing to vote against a UN Security Council resolution demanding an immediate Gaza Strip ceasefire for the month of Ramadan‚ instead only abstaining on the vote‚ the Israeli government canceled sending its delegation to Washington D.C. The Biden administration had previously vetoed similar resolutions. By abstaining‚ the Biden administration permitted the resolution to be passed‚ a move that has prompted strong backlash from critics and heightened tension between the two governments. Israeli Prime Minister had warned the Biden administration Israel would cancel its delegation unless it vetoed the United Nations Security Council resolution. Breaking — Israel isn't sending Dermer and HaNegbi to Washington‚ a move that dramatically increased the tensions between the two governments. Netanyahu had told the US he would do so if it didn't veto the United Nations Security Council resolution on Gaza. — Tovah Lazaroff (@tovahlazaroff) March 25‚ 2024   “At the last minute on Monday morning‚ the US asked for an amendment adding a condemnation of Hamas for its attack on Israel on 7 October‚ leading to urgent huddles of diplomats on the chamber floor‚ but dropped that demand when it became clear the amendment would be resisted‚” The Guardian reported. “The Security Council just approved a long-awaited resolution on Gaza‚ demanding an immediate ceasefire‚ and the immediate and unconditional release of all hostages. This resolution must be implemented. Failure would be unforgivable‚” UN Secretary-General António Guterres Guterres tweeted. Israel is on the verge of targeting Rafah‚ the last stronghold of Hamas in Gaza. Although the resolution calls for cessation of hostilities during Ramadan‚ it is worth noting that the Yom Kippur War against Israel by Syria and Egypt in October 1973 was launched during Ramadan. The Biden administration has been frantically trying to impede Israel’s efforts to enter Rafah. President Biden has reportedly warned Netanyahu not to proceed with Israel’s attack on Rafah. In early February‚ National Security Council spokesman John Kirby threatened‚ “Military operations right now would be a disaster for those people‚ and it’s not something that we would support.” The Wall Street Journal editorial board noted in mid-February‚ “Taking Rafah Is Essential to Defeat Hamas. It’s the terror group’s last stronghold. Why is Biden opposed to Israel capturing the city? Ever notice how it is always deemed a humanitarian imperative to let Hamas survive? The diplomatic pressure on Israel to stay out of Rafah‚ Hamas’s final stronghold‚ has become enormous.” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asserted in mid-February‚ “Those who say that under no circumstances should we enter Rafah are basically saying lose the war‚ keep Hamas there.” At the end of February‚ fiercely pro-Israel Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) led a group of GOP senators who blasted President Biden in a letter for “undermining Israeli operations against Hamas in Gaza.” Biden issued a February 1 executive order in which he referred to Judea and Samaria as the “West Bank‚” claimed there were “high levels of extremist settler violence‚ forced displacement of people and villages‚ and property destruction‚” all while ignoring the violence perpetrated against Israelis in the area. “These actions undermine the foreign policy objectives of the United States‚ including the viability of a two-state solution and ensuring Israelis and Palestinians can attain equal measures of security‚ prosperity‚ and freedom. They also undermine the security of Israel‚” Biden declared in the order‚ adding‚ “These actions constitute an unusual and extraordinary threat to the national security and foreign policy of the United States. I hereby declare a national emergency to deal with that threat.” On February 8‚ Biden issued a National Security Memorandum which stated that the United States had to “obtain credible and reliable written assurances from a representative of the recipient country as the Secretary of State deems appropriate that the recipient country will use any such defense articles in accordance with international humanitarian law and‚ as applicable‚ other international law‚” thus leaving Israel vulnerable to “international law.” “Both documents undercut our most valuable alliance in the Middle East‚” wrote Cotton and the other senators‚ including Ted Cruz of Texas‚ Roger Wicker of Mississippi‚ and Ted Budd of North Carolina. “We call on you to rescind both documents and to sanction terrorists and their supporters instead of their victims. Your February 1 EO grants the State Department broad authority to arbitrarily punish Israelis in Judea and Samaria‚ with no defined standards for determining when sanctions are warranted. Under the guise of ‘peace‚ security‚ or stability of the West Bank‚’ it appears the State Department can punish arbitrarily any Israeli it wants.”

Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun will leave the company by the end of the year as it changes leadership amid quality and safety concerns with Boeing aircraft.  Other top leaders are also leaving the company‚ with board chair Larry Kellner resigning from his position in May and Boeing Commercial Airplanes CEO Stan Deal retiring immediately. Boeing Chief Operation Officer Stephanie Pope will take over from Deal‚ while Steve Mollenkopf will become the company’s new board chair.  The announcement comes after the company faced scrutiny after a Boeing plane’s door plug blew off midflight during an Alaska Airlines flight carrying more than 170 passengers in January‚ forcing the plane to make an emergency landing.  “As you all know‚ the Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 accident was a watershed moment for Boeing‚” Calhoun said in a letter to staff. “We must continue to respond to this accident with humility and complete transparency. We also must inculcate a total commitment to safety and quality at every level of our company.” “The eyes of the world are on us‚ and I know we will come through this moment a better company‚ building on all the learnings we accumulated as we worked together to rebuild Boeing over the last number of years‚” he added. “We have been working together for the last five years to address some of the most significant challenges our company and industry have ever faced in our 108-year history. I am confident that the way we have confronted these challenges‚ and how we are responding to this specific moment‚ is establishing standards for future generations of employees and will be woven into the fabric of how we operate for decades to come.” The Alaska Airlines incident prompted a series of federal and congressional investigations into Boeing’s safety and manufacturing practices.  CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Earlier this month‚ National Transportation Safety Board Chair Jennifer Homendy testified before the Senate Committee on Commerce‚ Science‚ and Transportation that Boeing refused to tell investigators the names of people on a 25-member team that worked on a door plug that came off the Alaska Airlines plane. “Boeing has not provided us with the documents and information that we have requested numerous times over the past few months‚ specifically with respect to opening‚ closing‚ and removal of the door‚” Homendy told lawmakers. “Without that information‚ that raises concerns about quality assurance‚ quality management‚ [and] safety management systems.” Other Boeing planes have experienced high-profile malfunctions this year‚ with a United Airlines Boeing 737 losing an external panel midflight this month and a Boeing 737-800 in Japan being forced to turn back in January because of a crack in the cockpit window. The incidents come as the Federal Aviation Authority found that a Boeing plant in Renton‚ Washington‚ failed 33 of 88 production standards.

“Ghostbusters” actor Ernie Hudson says “racism” is not to blame for his receiving less money and having a smaller part in the latest sequel compared to his co-stars. The 78-year-old discussed his thoughts during an interview with British outlet The Independent just after Friday’s release of “Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire.” “You know‚ being a person of African descent anywhere in the world‚ we’re all just learning how to live together and get along together and realize that we’re all connected‚” Hudson said. “And it’s very tempting‚ sometimes‚ to blame anything that doesn’t work in your life on racism. But there are a lot of things that play into it. It’s not quite that simple.” The celeb pointed out that he believes a bigger-name star would have received a higher paycheck regardless of his skin color. “We can say it’s a racial thing‚ but I think if Eddie Murphy had played the role I played‚ he would have been paid very well‚” the actor added. “I think studios are in the business of making money‚ and they pay what they feel they have to.” Hudson worked on five “Ghostbusters” films‚ including the original with Dan Aykroyd and Bill Murray‚ released in 1984. The actor said Murray fought for him to have a more prominent role in the 1989 sequel. “[Murray] said he wouldn’t do another one unless I was involved… That doesn’t happen very much in this industry‚” he said. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP The “Ghostbusters” alum also shared his thoughts on the controversial female-led reboot‚ which got mixed reviews when it was released in 2016. Hudson said of the movie starring Melissa McCarthy‚ Kate McKinnon‚ Leslie Jones‚ and Kristen Wiig‚ “Look‚ I’m a fan of [director] Paul Feig‚ so I have nothing negative about him to say. Other than: I don’t quite understand why you do a reboot‚ you know what I mean? Just make another movie.” He further stated that he finds the film’s four stars “brilliantly funny on their own” but said “Ghostbusters” fans were looking for something different. “Fans were really invested in the story and the characters and I think it was disappointing. I enjoyed the movie‚ but I think it wasn’t what fans were hoping for‚” Hudson told the outlet.

After a ruling from a New York Appeals Court on Monday allowing him to post a significantly lower bond in his civil business fraud judgment‚ former President Donald Trump said he would soon post the now-$175 million bond. Instead of posting a bond of $464 million‚ the appeals court ruled that Trump must now guarantee $175 million‚ ABC News correspondent Aaron Katersky reported. The appeals court ruling also means that Trump can continue to run his business in New York and gives him an additional 10 days to post the reduced bond‚ according to CNN. “This also shows how ridiculous and outrageous [Judge Arthur] Engoron’s original decision was at $450 Million‚” Trump said in a post on Truth Social. “I DID NOTHING WRONG‚ AND NEW YORK SHOULD NEVER BE PUT IN A POSITION LIKE THIS AGAIN. BUSINESSES ARE FLEEING‚ VIOLENT CRIME IS FLOURISHING‚ AND IT IS VERY IMPORTANT THAT THIS BE RESOLVED IN ITS TOTALITY AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. THANK YOU!” The former president‚ who appeared in a Manhattan court on Monday for the Stormy Daniels hush money case‚ told reporters on his way out of the courtroom that he would post the civil fraud judgment bond in “cash.” Trump says he will pay the bond in CASH. pic.twitter.com/Iln5mpLv1H — The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) March 25‚ 2024 In his Truth Social post‚ Trump threw in some more shots at Judge Arthur Engoron and New York Attorney General Letitia James. “Judge Engoron has refused to obey the decision of the Appellate Division relative to the Statute of Limitations. This is a confrontation between a Judge and those that rule above him – A very bad situation in which to place New York State and the Rule of Law!” the former president wrote. “Engoron has disrespected the Appellate Division and its very clear and precise ruling. He should be made to do so‚ and at the same time‚ release the GAG ORDER. This is the 5th time in this case that he has been overturned‚ a record. His credibility‚ and that of Letitia James‚ has been shattered.” The appeals court decision came hours after the deadline for Trump to post the bond hit on Monday‚ meaning James could seek to collect on the former president and seize his assets. The court’s decision will likely prevent James from pursuing the seizure of Trump’s property for now. In a statement‚ a spokesman for James said Trump would still be held accountable. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “Donald Trump is still facing accountability for his staggering fraud. The court has already found that he engaged in years of fraud to falsely inflate his net worth and unjustly enrich himself‚ his family‚ and his organization‚” the statement said‚ according to CNN. “The $464 million judgment – plus interest – against Donald Trump and the other defendants still stands.”

Former President Donald Trump’s attempt to further delay the hush money trial against him was dismissed on Monday by Judge Juan Merchan‚ who moved forward with the April 15 start date. Trump appeared in a Manhattan courtroom Monday morning and requested another delay in the case against him‚ where he is charged with falsifying business records while covering up an alleged affair with porn actress Stormy Daniels. Earlier this month‚ Merchan moved the trial start date to April 15 after Trump’s attorneys argued that they needed more time to review a new dump of roughly 195‚000 pages of material that could be used as evidence. During Monday’s hearings‚ however‚ the judge was unconvinced when Trump’s lawyers argued that they needed additional time to review the documents. Prosecutors argued that only around 300 pages in the roughly 195‚000-page dump were “relevant usable new documents‚” while the defense said “tens of thousands” could be important in the case‚ The New York Times reported. “We’re not doing our jobs if we don’t independently look at the new material‚” Trump’s attorney Todd Blanche told Merchan. But Merchan‚ who donated to President Joe Biden’s 2020 campaign‚ didn’t buy the argument‚ even calling the defense’s assertions that the prosecution violated discovery rules “very confusing.” Merchan did‚ however‚ allow Trump’s legal team the opportunity to file another motion seeking to delay the trial based on pre-trial publicity concerns‚ CNN reported. The hush money case‚ brought by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg and widely viewed as the weakest case against the former president‚ was the first in a slew of criminal charges against Trump and made Trump the first ex-president to be charged with a crime. After Monday’s court hearing‚ Trump said the prosecution is fighting over the timing of the trial because they want it to begin before the 2024 election‚ calling the trial “election interference.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “This is a pure case of voter intimidation and election interference‚ and it shouldn’t be allowed to happen‚” Trump told reporters gathered outside the courtroom‚ adding‚ “As you know DA Bragg did not want to bring this case. He was forced into it for outside reasons‚ and it’s a disgrace that it can happen. This was a case that could’ve been brought three and a half years ago‚ but they decide to wait [until] now‚ just during the election‚ so that I won’t be able to campaign.”