Nicki Minaj's former law firm, Gordon Rees Scully Mansukhani, is asking a Los Angeles court for a $295,605 default judgment over legal bills it says she never paid for her "I Lied" copyright case. A hearing is set for November 16, the same week she posted a 15 point message defending Donald Trump.

Nicki Minaj has broken her silence after the midterms with 15 points defending Trump. A day after Democrats won control of Congress and both candidates she rallied for in Michigan lost, the rapper congratulated Byron Donalds and Anna Paulina Luna, took a shot at a "losing campaign full of celebrities," and wrote "I don't vote, I VETO" after being spotted outside a New Hampshire polling site on Election Day, despite saying she is not a U.S. citizen. She then added a "Last thing" post, writing that Elon Musk is "STILL a trillionaire" and that Grok "significantly changed my life for the better." Her message to critics: "Stay tuned & STAY MAD."