The Ongoing Saga of Donald Trump's Rape Trial and E. Jean Carroll's Impact on #MeToo
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Donald Trump's rape trial took a turn for the worse as E. Jean Carroll's attorneys presented compelling testimony from an expert psychologist and Natasha Stoynoff, a reporter for People, who testified that Trump sexually assaulted her at Mar-a-Lago. Trump's attorneys announced that their lone remaining proposed witness would not testify at trial, leaving Trump with no witnesses and no evidence. The trial is nearing an end, with closing arguments scheduled for May 10.
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- Trump forced under oath: What jurors in civil rape trial heard in court MSNBC
- Opinion: E. Jean Carroll proves how far #MeToo has come Los Angeles Times
- Opinion | E. Jean Carroll v. Donald Trump The New York Times
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