Trump Loses Bid to Lift Gag Order He Says Gives Harris a Boost.

The article discusses a New York appeals court's decision to uphold a gag order against Donald Trump in his hush-money criminal case, which prevents him from publicly commenting on the prosecutors involved until after sentencing. The court stated that the order is necessary to protect the safety of individuals associated with the case, as outside messages pose a significant threat. Trump's legal team argues that the gag order infringes on his First Amendment rights and gives an unfair advantage to Vice President Kamala Harris, who has made Trump's conviction a focal point of her campaign. The article also notes that Trump has been found guilty on multiple felony counts related to falsifying business records. [Extracted from the article]