All the questions you have about Donald Trump’s criminal conviction, answered
Donald Trump was convicted of 34 counts of falsifying business records in his hush-money trial on Thursday.
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Trump not testifying in his hush-money trial was a mistake, legal experts say
Former President Donald Trump was found guilty of 34 counts. Three legal experts highlighted mistakes his defense made in the lead up to the verdict.
Trump looked ‘very demolished’ by verdict, says court sketch artist who captured the moment
Trump began shaking his head ‘no’ the 5th time he heard ‘guilty,’ said veteran courtroom sketch artist Christine Cornell.
Billionaire Bill Ackman is reportedly leaning toward endorsing Trump
Pershing Square Capital Management CEO Bill Ackman would join a growing list of billionaires lined up behind Donald Trump.
Britain and American forces strike Houthi targets after spike in attacks on shipping
British and US forces have struck Houthi targets in Yemen in the fifth combined operation since January.
Guilty Trump says ‘real verdict’ will be on election day
A Manhattan jury found Donald Trump guilty of falsifying business records, making him the first US president to be convicted of a felony.
Michael Cohen reacts to Trump’s guilty verdict: ‘The truth always matters’
Michael Cohen reacts to the verdict of Trump’s hush-money trial over payments to Stormy Daniels. He was a star witness.
Trump’s family furious about the historic conviction of the former president — with at least one notable exception
Eric and Donald Jr. Trump immediately denounced their father’s conviction in the hush money trial on social media.
Trump’s Online MAGA Army Calls Guilty Verdict a Declaration of War
Trump supporters, fringe extremists, right-wing pundits, and politicians have all posted incendiary rhetoric, including some calls for “war,” following former president Donald Trump’s felony conviction.
Biden remains silent after Trump verdict, but his campaign underlined the brutal months ahead of the election
President Joe Biden’s campaign had mostly avoided commenting on the historic trial. That changed after former President Donald Trump’s guilty verdict.