"Prosecutors Secure Major Victory in Trump Case in Georgia"

A judge in Georgia has denied motions to sever the cases of two co-defendants, Kenneth Chesebro and Sidney Powell, in the racketeering prosecution against Donald Trump. The decision means that Chesebro and Powell will be tried together starting on October 23. Chesebro is accused of orchestrating a fake electors scheme to keep Trump in office, while Powell is accused of being involved in a breach of voting machines. The judge ruled that the two defendants are part of one massive conspiracy and that severance is not necessary for a fair determination of guilt or innocence. Prosecutors are set to brief the judge on whether all 19 co-defendants will stand trial together in October.