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Criminal cases against Trump, including the hush-money conviction and election interference allegations.
entered 2026 with the major criminal cases that once shadowed his public life in three distinct outcomes: a criminal conviction stemming from the “hush‑money” case that reached a guilty verdict in 202...
As of January 2026, the landscape of criminal matters tied to Donald Trump is narrower than at its 2023–2024 peak: his New York conviction in the Stormy Daniels "hush-money" case exists on the record ...
Multiple widely circulated claims have alleged Donald Trump committed sexual crimes against minors, but mainstream fact-checking and court records show no criminal indictments charging him with child ...
Satire has seized on Stormy Daniels’s blunt, visual descriptions of Donald Trump’s anatomy—most notably her “toadstool”/“Mario Kart mushroom” metaphors—to produce a steady stream of public art, cartoo...
As of early January 2026, hundreds of civil and constitutional challenges to actions taken by President Trump’s administration remain active across district courts, appeals courts and the Supreme Cour...
prosecutors anchored their case on ’s falsifying-business-records statute — elevated to a felony when done “to commit or conceal another crime” — and argued that the “other crime” was an election‑infl...
executive assistant, testified in the about her proximity to in the White House, how Trump reacted when the story about the payment broke, and procedural details about how personal mail and checks rea...
A mix of former aides, media executives, lawyers and potential grand-jury witnesses have either testified against Donald Trump or are reported to be cooperating with prosecutors across his separate fe...