A federal judge says he won't let former President Donald Trump's lawyers tell jurors next week that he wants to attend a rape trial but won't because he wants to spare New York City from the disruptions his visit would cause.
when she first publicly claimed that the two of them ended up in a dressing room after a chance encounter and a playful interlude.
On Thursday, Tacopina responded to a deadline set by the judge to let him know whether Trump would attend the trial by saying it was too early to say, since that's a decision Trump will make during the trial.
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