Could Trump pardon himself if he wins in November?
Donald Trump has made history once again by becoming the first US president ever convicted of a crime.
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The full 34 charges against Donald Trump
A unanimous 12-person jury in New York found Donald Trump guilty of all 34 counts against him in his so-called hush money case.
What prison sentence could Trump face following guilty conviction in hush money trial?
Donald Trump could soon become the first American president in history to serve time in prison after a New York jury found him guilty of all 34 felony counts in his hush money trial.
Top Sports Talk Host Tears Into Trump For 'Trying To Sell Me An America That Doesn't Exist'
Sports talk radio host Colin Cowherd, who predicted a “red wave” at the 2022 midterms and accused Democrats of maliciously keeping children out of school during the pandemic, no longer believes former President Donald Trump is running a cogent campaign.
Trump verdict puts US among infamous countries that prosecuted opposition leaders: Who else is on the list?
Former President Donald Trump joins a growing list of world leaders convicted after leaving office, with many critics in the U.S. claiming that such measures hurt the country’s image as a global leader.
Trump may have violated the hush money gag order while ripping his guilty verdict
Donald Trump discussed two witnesses in the criminal case against him Friday while complaining about his conviction, comments that could violate the judge's gag order against him.
Is Trump still under a gag order after his conviction? He thinks so, but the answer isn’t clear
NEW YORK (AP) — Donald Trump said he remains muzzled by a gag order after his conviction in his hush money criminal trial. His lawyer said he thinks the gag order was supposed to expire with the verdict and he may seek clarity from the court.
I Was In The Courtroom When Donald Trump Was Found Guilty. Here's What You Didn't See.
The description I’ve settled on when people ask what it was like seeing Donald Trump in court every day for seven weeks is that it was like watching a cartoon character come to life.