Cohen Day 2: It’s Trump’s Lawyers’ Turn
It was — and remains — the ultimate litmus test for anyone in the orbit of Donald Trump: Are you loyal, or not?
Jesse McKinley in political news
It’s Over to the Jury
It could take a day, a week, a month. But the criminal trial of Donald Trump is in the endgame.
A High-Stress Countdown Begins
For many Americans, the Memorial Day break will mean barbecues, flag-draped parades and the glory of a three-day weekend. But for those centrally involved in the criminal trial of Donald Trump — including the defendant — it will be an anxious countdown to the culmination of the first trial of an American president.
Tense Exchanges, but Cohen Doesn’t Crack
It was a moment straight out of a courtroom drama: a defense lawyer, barking at a crucial witness, demanding the truth — or, at least, something to help his client.
Michael Cohen’s Riveting Day in Court
With the end of prosecutors’ case in Donald Trump’s criminal trial perhaps days away, the appearance of Michael Cohen, Trump’s former fixer, on the stand today was a dramatic scene, subject to Rashomon-like competing realities.
Stormy Daniels Fights Back
Over her two days in court, Stormy Daniels became the can’t-look-away center of the trial of Donald Trump, a man who typically dominates any room he’s in.
Stormy Daniels, Unfiltered, Takes the Stand
The woman who walked into Donald Trump’s Manhattan courtroom today was a sharp departure from many of the week’s earlier witnesses, who testified on such procedural topics as ledgers, invoices and common accounting practices.
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