Alvin Bragg
The damning evidence in his New York criminal trial is just beginning to mount—and going after Trump’s former fixer is probably not enough to save the ex-president’s bacon.
“It’s a whopping outrage and it is an outrage. Everybody is outraged by it,” the ex-president grumbled after Thursday’s court proceedings.
I vetted myself as a potential juror—and even though I loathe the ex-president, I could fairly sit in judgment of his alleged crimes.
The New York trial starting Monday could be the time when Trump finally learns legal gravity is real.
Here’s what to know as Trump goes on trial this week, the first time an American president in or out of office has been charged with a crime.
The accountant will spend five months at New York City’s Rikers Island jail.
There is harm—grave harm—in allowing Trump to attack judges and prosecutors, as well as their families, through his words. He needs to be forced to stop.