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BIRTHDAYS: APRIL 25 Take this Super Quiz to a Ph.D. Score 1 point for each correct answer on the Freshman Level, 2 points on the Graduate Level and 3 points on the Ph.D. Level. Subject: CHRISTIANITY (e.g., Who became pope in 2013? Answer: Pope Francis.) FRESHMAN LEVEL 1. What group places Bibles in hotels, motels, 2.
What term is used for the 40 days before Easter? 3. With what act are book and associated? GRADUATE LEVEL 4. What country is the center for the Coptic Church? 5. What is the name for the first day of Lent? 6. Speaking is discouraged in this monastic order.
PH.D. LEVEL 7. What is the proper name for the Quakers? 8. What magazine is associ- ated with the Witness- es? 9. What was founded by Mary Baker Eddy? ANSWERS: 1.
Gideons In- ternational. 2. Lent. 3. Excommu- nication.
4. Egypt. 5. Ash Wednesday. 6.
Trappists. 7. Religious Society of Friends. 8. The Watchtower.
9. Christian Science. SCORING: 18 points con- gratulations, doctor; 15 to 17 points honors graduate; 10 to 14 points plenty smart, but no grind; 4 to 9 points you really should hit the books harder; 1 point to 3 points enroll in remedial courses imme- diately; 0 points who reads the questions to you? SUPER QUIZ BY KEN FISHER NEW YORK session of Donald criminal trial began with a heated clash between Justice Juan M. Merchan and lead lawyer over a gag order. It ended with an look into a tab- loid newspaper practice known as and Prosecutors said Trump had and blatant- violated a gag order barring him from attack- ing jurors and witnesses, among others.
They said he had done so in com- ments outside the court- room and online and should be found in con- tempt of court. top lawyer said in response that Trump was simply defending himself from political attacks. Merchan did not rule, but he scolded the lawyer, Todd Blanche, saying, losing all credibility with the A former ally of Trump, David Pecker, the ex- publisher of the National Enquirer, later testified to buying and burying un- flattering stories about Trump during his 2016 run for president, an ar- rangement he called highly confiden- Trump, 77, faces 34 felony counts of falsifying business records to hide a payment to a p*rnograph- ic film actor, Stormy Da- niels, made to cover up a sex scandal that threat- ened to derail his cam- paign. Daniels, who may testify, has said that she and Trump had a brief sexual encounter in 2006, something the former president denies. Trump has pleaded not guilty.
If convicted, the former president and presumptive Republican nominee could face probation or up to four years in prison. Court is not in session Wednesday, but prose- cutors will continue their direct examination of Pecker on Thursday. Here are takeaways from sixth day on trial: Pecker describes Taking the stand for a second day, Pecker outlined a decades-old friendship with Trump, a relationship that he said deepened in 2015. It was then, Pecker said, that he, Trump and Mi- chael Cohen, former lawyer and fixer, met at Trump Tower in Manhattan to hatch a plan to write promotional sto- ries about Trump and negative stories about his political opponents. Pecker said he acted as the and notifying Cohen about possible scandals, particularly regarding women in life.
Pecker on Tuesday walked through one of the deals. He said that the National Enquirer learned that a door attendant who had worked at a Trump build- ing was looking to sell a story about Trump father- ing a child out of wedlock. The tabloid discovered that the story was appar- ently false, but paid $30,000 anyway, cause of the potential it could have caused Trump, Peck- er said. Pecker paints a portrait of a bygone era. testimony depicted an anachronistic New York, with landlines, powerful supermarket tabloids and must-see network televi- sion, including Ap- which made Trump nationally famous.
It also shed light on editorial tactics, including getting tips from Trump about who was getting kicked off in line with penchant for feeding dirt to tabloids. Pecker said that he called Trump and that they had great adding that he went so far as to start a magazine called Trump Style. When he proposed the magazine, Pecker said, biggest question was, going to pay for short leash could get shorter. Chris- topher Conroy, a prose- cutor with the Manhattan district office, argued that Trump had repeatedly violated the gag order that the court imposed on him. One alleged violation included a nine-minute diatribe outside the courtroom on Monday during which he attacked Cohen, his form- er fixer and a key witness against him.
did it right Conroy said. But Blanche said that the former president was a barrage of politi- cal from several potential witnesses and needed to strike back. running for presi- Blanche said. has to be able to respond to Merchan has chastised Trump once so far, for muttering in front of a prospective juror. If he holds him in criminal contempt, it will mark a serious escalation.
For their part, prosecutors said they were not seeking to jail Trump, but wanted him to be fined. Trump appeared frus- trated. Trump sat stoically while prosecutors argued that he violated the gag order. But he grew ani- mated during the interplay between Blanche and Merchan. On several occa- sions, the former presi- dent sharply turned to his other lawyers and whis- pered.
When Blanche finished his argument, Trump immediately beckoned him over before he snatched a piece of paper off the defense table. Trump posted on Truth Social right after the hear- ing, accusing Merchan of taking away his to free and claiming that he was allowed to defend trial features fierce debate over what he can say BY JESSE MCKINLEY AND KATE CHRISTOBEK NYT News Service CURTIS MEANS USA TODAY Network Former President Donald Trump appears in Manhattan Supreme Court for the sixth day of the hush money trial against him Tuesday. theolympian.com/.
