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Trump asks US Supreme Court to block E. Jean Carroll from collecting $5M jury award in sexual abuse and defamation case

President Donald Trump filed a last-ditch plea with the US Supreme Court to prevent writer E. Jean Carroll from collecting $5 million awarded by a jury that found he had sexually abused and defamed her.

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