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Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter’s passing at 96 left a profound impact on her family, including former President Jimmy Carter. His grandson, Jason Carter, provided an update on his grandfather’s health during a mental health forum in Georgia, noting that while he’s “coming to the end,” he retains his faith and has received an outpouring of love and support. Jimmy Carter, 99, has been in hospice care for over a year. His grandson shared a poignant conversation with him, where he remarked on the uncertainty of his condition. Jason Carter expressed gratitude for the tributes and commemorations the family has received during this challenging time.

In the unprecedented event of Donald Trump’s conviction and imprisonment, the Secret Service faces the daunting task of protecting a former president behind bars. Even before the trial’s opening statements, the agency has begun planning for the potential scenario, which would involve keeping Trump separate from other inmates and providing 24/7 protection. However, with a possible drawn-out appeals process, any sentence is likely to be delayed, leaving the daunting challenge unresolved for now.

In response to reports that he appeared to be sleeping during recent legal proceedings, the former President has released a statement addressing his body language in court. He expressed frustration at the conditions in the courtroom, claiming that he was kept in a freezing environment for an extended period while his political rival was out campaigning. He also criticized his opponent’s ability to communicate effectively. Newsweek remains committed to challenging conventional wisdom and finding common ground.

Former President Trump’s first criminal trial began with opening statements and the calling of the first witness. Trump faces 34 felony counts for allegedly falsifying business records related to payments made to adult actress Stormy Daniels in 2016. The prosecution claims Trump was attempting to influence the election, while the defense argues the payments were legitimate legal fees. Judge Merchan has ruled that Trump can be questioned about other civil cases, potentially increasing the risks if he testifies.

Opening statements in the landmark hush money trial against former President Donald Trump are scheduled for Monday, marking the initiation of weeks of potentially scandalous and explicit testimony surrounding Trump’s personal life. The trial places his legal woes front and center amidst his contentious presidential campaign.