Trump loses bid to challenge hush-money conviction in federal court

In a significant legal setback, a federal judge has dismissed Donald Trump's attempt to challenge his conviction related to hush-money payments made during his presidential campaign. The judge clarified that the act of making such payments and covering them up doesn't fall under presidential immunity. This ruling underscores the limits of presidential powers and could have broader implications for future legal challenges against sitting presidents. It's a pivotal moment that highlights the accountability of high-office holders in the eyes of the law.