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Trump’s legal team is pushing the Supreme Court to nullify an $83 million defamation verdict from the E. Jean Carroll case, arguing that presidents should be immune from lawsuits over statements made during their term—especially those touching on their fitness for office. This is the latest move in a high-stakes legal battle that began when Carroll sued Trump over sexual assault allegations from the 90s, culminating in a record-breaking judgment. Trump’s lawyers claim the lower court ignored presidential immunity, while Carroll’s team remains silent but resolute. The case now heads to the highest court, raising profound questions about presidential accountability and free speech in office.

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