A federal judge has issued an order requiring the president to participate in a deposition by a set deadline, marking a significant legal development in an ongoing case. The ruling comes as part of a broader legal dispute involving subpoenas and evidence requests, raising questions about executive privilege and judicial authority. Legal experts are closely watching how the White House will respond to the court’s directive. The case could set important precedents for future conflicts between presidential powers and judicial proceedings.
A federal judge on Thursday ordered the president to sit for a deposition by Dec. 11
