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Let that state go. >> with all that being said, were coming up on the primary calendar here a lot of things are goingo collide for the former president. >> yeah. thats putting it mildly. well see some of this as early as next week when donald trump is expected to attend the closing arguments of his civil fraud trial, four days before the iowa caucus. the idea that you would be in new york and not iowa four days before the caucus would sound crazy in any other election year. but thats just the ti...

Donald Trump s criminal trial related to the hush money payment to porn star Stormy Daniels was just the first of four criminal cases against the ex-president to go to trial.

CNN legal analyst Elie Honig explained over the weekend why special counsel Jack Smith may be crossing a "line" by rushing one of Donald Trump's criminal trials.Reacting to Smith's petition of the Supreme Court to review Trump's defense in his election interference case, Honig declared on Saturday t...

Former President Donald Trump’s objections to a gag order limiting his speech in the federal election subversion case against him will be heard by an appellate court during oral arguments in Washington, D.C., in less than two weeks.

Former President Donald Trump was ordered on Wednesday to state whether he intends to argue he was acting on the advice of his attorneys as a formal defense strategy in the federal election subversion case against him.

The federal judge overseeing Donald Trump's 2020 election interference case in Washington has reimposed a narrow gag order barring him from making public comments targeting prosecutors, court staff and potential witnesses

The former president lashed out at the decision, claiming it was a violation of his First Amendment right to free speech.

Between court dates, depositions and gag orders, Donald Trump’s legal problems are defining how he campaigns.

Former United States President Donald Trump won a partial victory after Judge Aileen Cannon ordered a temporary pause to deadlines in the Republican businessman's hush money case.

Former United States President Donald Trump won a partial victory after Judge Aileen Cannon ordered a temporary pause to deadlines in the Republican businessman's hush money case.