Supreme Court rejects Trump's latest attempt to overturn E. Jean Carroll verdict

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The US Supreme Court has once again refused to hear President Donald Trump's appeal to overturn the E. Jean Carroll sex abuse and defamation case. Trump had sought to challenge the ruling, but the court declined to intervene. The president has already paid Carroll, a writer, more than $5 million in damages following the verdict against him. This marks another failed legal attempt by Trump to undo the outcome of the case.

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