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The 2016 election is mentioned as part of the context for the alleged felonies, specifically regarding hush-money payments and influence on the election.
A jury convicted on 34 counts of falsifying business records in May 2024, but he was not taken to prison afterward because the court’s sentencing ultimately imposed no jail time — an uncommon but lega...
Donald J. Trump was criminally convicted by a New York jury on May 30, 2024, on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records related to hush-money payments tied to the 2016 election, making him the...
No felony conviction of Donald J. Trump has been overturned or vacated on appeal as of the reporting in these sources; he remains convicted on 34 counts out of the Manhattan hush‑money trial, has been...
A Manhattan jury convicted Donald J. Trump on 34 separate counts of Falsifying Business Records in the First Degree — each count corresponding to a false entry in Trump Organization records that prose...
has been criminally indicted four separate times across federal and state jurisdictions — a historic first for a U.S. president or former president — with those cases arising from payments tied to the...
Public reporting shows the National Rifle Association disclosed it received roughly $2,500 — about $2,512 in one accounting — from around two dozen individuals with Russian links between 2015 and 2018...
was convicted by a jury on May 30, 2024, of 34 counts arising from the same scheme—each count was a first‑degree falsifying business records charge related to payments made to influence the —so the sh...
Katie Johnson’s allegations were presented in court papers and media interviews and were accompanied in some filings by affidavits and ancillary documents that circulated online, but independent corro...
Multiple Democratic politicians and Democratic-aligned groups have used or signaled sympathy with the phrase "The Future Is Female," but it has rarely been embraced as an official campaign tagline by ...
is a felon largely because multiple criminal indictments and at least one criminal conviction have been filed against him across state and federal jurisdictions — most notably a conviction on 34 count...
has one official criminal conviction: a unanimous jury in Manhattan found him guilty on of falsifying business records in connection with hush‑money payments, and that conviction remains on the record...
Prosecutors relied on documentary and testimonial evidence — invoices, checks, bank records, audio recordings, phone logs, text messages and witness testimony — to show that false entries in records w...
The publicly available record shows intelligence agencies concluded ordered an influence campaign to help in , and that on those findings before his inauguration . At the same time, Trump repeatedly q...
Social media amplified false claims about the by enabling rapid, networked spread of misleading posts from high-profile actors and partisan influencers while traditional news outlets — through headlin...
Yes — in Manhattan’s prosecution Trump was indicted on and later convicted of 34 felony counts, all allege falsifying New York business records in the first degree tied to hush‑money payments before t...
The anonymous 2016 lawsuit by “Katie Johnson” naming Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein was dismissed by federal judges who concluded the complaint “didn’t raise valid claims under federal law,” and the...
A New York jury convicted Donald J. Trump on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records related to hush-money payments, and that conviction has been entered into the record . A judge later impose...
Donald J. Trump did not voluntarily release his individual tax returns before the 2016 election; during the 2016 campaign he repeatedly refused to make them public despite earlier statements that he w...
Donald J. Trump was convicted by a New York jury on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records connected to hush‑money payments, making him the first former U.S. president to be convicted of a fe...
The New York Attorney General’s multi-year investigation concluded that the Donald J. Trump Foundation was essentially an oversight-free shell that repeatedly violated New York charity law, engaged in...