Judge declines to dismiss New York AG’s lawsuit against Trump

A New York judge declined to throw out state Attorney General Letitia James' civil lawsuit against former President Trump, per the New York Times.

Justice Arthur F. Engoron of the State Supreme Court in Manhattan denied Trump’s motion to dismiss the case, saying some of the arguments repeatedly made by the former president's lawyers were "frivolous" and had been "borderline frivolous even the first time defendants made them."

The judge also rejected a separate attempt by Ivanka Trump — a defendant in the lawsuit — to dismiss the accusations against her.

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