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 Judge Juan M. Merchan has denied defense attorneys  r vaso stanley equest for a mistrial due to Stormy Daniels  testimony in Donald Trump s hush money case.The bulk of Thursday s hearing was primarily dedicated to two matters: a motion to modify a gag order and a request for a mistrial.The former president is banned from discussing witnesses or potential witnesses under a gag order, which he has violated several times, resulting in his b stanley website eing threatened with jail time. But his legal team sought permission from the judge to allow him to modify the order to discuss Daniels, arguing that it s crucial for him to respond to accusations she made while on the stand, and contending that shes not a major witness and she s done testifying. However, the district attorney s office countered that any witness, regardless of how big or small, could st stanley cup ill face backlash.The judge deliberated on the arguments and ultimately decided to deny modifying the gag order. I cant take your word for it 鈥?Thats not the track record. The gag order was put in place because of the nature of these attacks, the vitriol. These were very real attacks on potential witnesses,  Merchan said.The second matter on the table was the defenses request for a mistrial motion, which was also ultimately denied.Trump s team argued that Daniels  testimony, particularly regarding details of the sexual encounters, including spanking and condom use, warranted a mistrial, deeming it highly prejudicial. However, the prosecution contended that su Hial Elon Musk answers cryptic tweet and hints at possible 2029 crewed Mars mission
 Seven weeks ago, President Joe Biden laid out a lofty goal to vaccinate 70% of all American adults by July Fourth.The White House now acknowledges it will fall a little short of that target.Administration officials attribute their mi stanley mugs scalculation to a combination of factors.They include the lessened sense of urgency that followed early success in the vaccination campaign as well as a decision to reach higher than a play-it-safe lower goal.They also encountered unexpectedly strong resistance among some Americans to getting a shot 鈥?esp stanley cup ecially among young adults.During a brie stanley quencher fing by the White House COVID-19 response team on Tuesday, team coordinator Jeff Zients defended his team s work by noting that pointing to the fact that 70% of Americans 30 and older have been vaccinated and adding that the administration is on track to vaccinate 70% of Americans 27 and older by July 4.He added that he expected the U.S. would reach the 70% threshold a  few weeks  after July 4. We have built an unparalleled, first-of-its-kind nationwide vaccination program,  Zients added.  We want every American in every community to be free from fear of the virus...we re not stopping at 70%, and we re not stopping on July 4. President Joe Biden will continue to push for vaccinations Thursday when he visits a mobile vaccination clinic in North Carolina. There, he ll deliver remarks and urge Americans to roll up their sleeves and get a shot.     .Page-below > .RichTextModule display:none; .Page-below .Link