Donald Trump’s lawyers finished presenting their defense case Tuesday, and the trial judge said closing arguments will be next week. Donald Trump will not testify. The last witness, Robert ...

They aren’t household names yet like their universally known client, Donald Trump. But the lawyers trying to keep the former president out of prison in his New York hush money trial − Todd ...

Trump’s lawyers will now have the opportunity to present their defense at the trial—which may be short, as Trump attorney Todd Blanche told the judge Tuesday they plan to present few, if any ...

After initially objecting, Donald Trump’s lawyers have agreed to let prosecutors show the jury in his hush money trial a still image taken from a C-SPAN video of Trump and his bodyguard Keith ...

NEW YORK, May 21 - Donald Trump's defense lawyers on Tuesday rested their case at his criminal trial on charges stemming from hush money paid to a porn star without calling the former U.S ...

Donald Trump's lawyers asked the judge overseeing his criminal hush money trial on Monday to dismiss the case before it reaches the jury, arguing the testimony of star witness Michael Cohen was ...

Editor's note: This page recaps the news from Donald Trump's criminal trial for Monday, April 22. For the latest news from Trump's hush money trial, keep up with live updates from the courtroom on ...

NEW YORK — One year after his criminal conviction in the Manhattan hush money case, Donald Trump is still fighting to shed his felon status. The president’s personal lawyers appeared before a ...

Donald Trump’s lawyers are demanding that the Manhattan judge in his hush money case “immediately” toss his conviction — claiming that it’s unconstitutional to prosecute a president-elect.

Prosecutors rested their case after Michael Cohen finished testifying Monday in Donald Trump’s trial on allegations of business fraud related to a hush money payment.

Prosecutors could rest their case by lunchtime Monday, and defense attorneys have not yet declared who they plan to call to testify -- including whether Trump will testify in his own defense.

Former U.S. President Donald Trump appears in court during his trial for allegedly covering up hush money payments at Manhattan Criminal Court on May 20, 2024 in New York City.