5 takeaways as Trump faces gag order in election interference case

A federal judge on Monday largely sided with the Justice Department in restricting former President Trump from attacking witnesses in his election interference case, as well as prosecutors and court staff. While the coming order allows Trump to criticize President Biden, the Justice Department, the judge overseeing the matter and his prosecution in general, the former president will be blocked from making disparaging, inflammatory and intimidating comments about some parties in the Jan. 6 case. Here are five takeaways on the decision. Trump’s status as candidate clashes with status as...