In a recent development, President Donald Trump and the Justice Department have taken a case to the Supreme Court. They are seeking to overturn a verdict in a defamation case. The case in question involves writer E.
Jean Carroll, who was awarded a significant amount of money. The verdict totaled $83 million. Further details about the case and the appeal to the Supreme Court are available from sources such as ABC13 Houston.
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