Convicted felon Donald Trump to be sentenced on July 11 following guilty verdict: Live updates
Donald Trump has been found guilty on all counts at his hush money trial, becoming the first criminally convicted US president in history.
Alex Woodward in political news
The full 34 charges against Donald Trump
Michael Cohen’s invoice for January-February 2017That on or about February 14, 2017, in the county of New York and elsewhere, the defendant, personally, or by acting in concert with another person or persons, made or caused a false entry in the business records of an enterprise, specifically, an invoice from Michael Cohen dated February 14, 2017, marked as a record of the Donald J. Trump Revocable Trust, and kept or maintained by the Trump Organization
Judge gave 12 jurors weighing Trump’s fate these instructions
A jury of seven men and five women began deliberating thefirst-ever criminal case of an American president shortly before 11:30am on Wednesday.
Trump trial live: Jurors resume deliberations as Trump braces for verdict on 34 felony counts
Donald Trump’s historic hush money trial has been turned over to the jury, putting the first-ever criminal case against an American president in the hands of his fellow New Yorkers.
Trump compares himself to Mother Teresa outside hush money trial: She ‘could not beat these charges’
Moments after jurorsbegan deliberating in Donald Trump’s hush money trial, the former president called “the whole thing rigged” and suggested that even Mother Teresa wouldn’t be able to escape a conviction.
Judge gave 12 jurors weighing Trump’s fate these instructions
A jury of seven men and five women began deliberating thefirst-ever criminal case of an American president shortly before 11:30am on Wednesday.
Trump compares himself to Mother Teresa outside hush money trial: She ‘could not beat these charges’
Moments after jurorsbegan deliberating in Donald Trump’s hush money trial, the former president called “the whole thing rigged” and suggested that even Mother Teresa wouldn’t be able to escape a conviction.
Trump spreads more lies in all caps screed at bitter end of hush money trial
Hours before a jury begins deliberations in his hush money trial, Donald Trump falsely claimed that the judge presiding over the case prevented him from mounting a legal strategy that pins responsibility for allegedly criminal acts on the advice of his attorneys.