Hush Money Case

Surrender, arrest in New York, rally in Florida: A day full of Donald Trump's drama

It was a long eventful day for Donald Trump. He surrendered and was briefly arrested in New York and pleaded not guilty to 34 felony criminal charges during a court hearing in the hush-money case. The former president then returned to Florida, where he told supporters that America is ‘going to hell’

Trump court appearance 'not a focus' for Biden: White House

Trump pleaded not guilty to charges revolving around the investigation of hush money paid to adult film actress Stormy Daniels during the 2016 election campaign

Hush money case: Ex-US president Donald Trump pleads not guilty to criminal charges, next in-person hearing in Dec

Earlier in the day, Trump was arrested after he surrendered before a New York court over charges stemming from a hush money payment to a porn actor during the 2016 elections campaign

Hush money to Capitol attack: A look at Donald Trump's legal woes

An independent federal prosecutor, Jack Smith, will decide whether or not to charge anyone alleged to have "unlawfully interfered with the transfer of power" after the 2020 election or during certification by Congress of the results

New York: Former US president Donald Trump arrested in hush money case

In a spectacle playing out on live television -- with rival protesters rallying outside -- the hearing marks a watershed moment for the US criminal and political system, with the potential to upend the 2024 White House race in which Trump is currently the leading Republican nominee

Will Donald Trump’s prosecution in hush money case help his 2024 US presidential bid?

In a first for a former US president, Donald Trump will surrender on Tuesday before a Manhattan court to face criminal charges in the 2016 hush money payments case. Political observers believe the criminal case could bolster support for the leader in the 2024 Republican presidential primary

Picture Perfect? Donald Trump's likely mug shot set to join album of famous faces

Donald Trump will join a select band of politicians, celebrities and sports stars whose police booking photo at least partially defines their legacy. One of the most famous mug shots in history is the Los Angeles Police Department's picture of former American footballer OJ Simpson

How the New York indictment is hurting Donald Trump's other investigations

Other investigations into former President Donald Trump are moving forward outside of Manhattan, highlighting the wide range of dangers he faces as he seeks to reclaim presidency in 2024

Will Donald Trump be jailed after indictment in hush money case involving porn star? Can he still run for president?

Donald Trump is the first former US president to be criminally charged as part of a probe into hush money paid to adult actress Stormy Daniels before he was elected in 2016. Will he surrender or will he be handcuffed and publicly arrested? We explain the possibilities

Donald Trump first ex-US president to be indicted. When former world leaders were jailed or charged

While Donald Trump becomes the first US president to be criminally indicted, other democracies in the world have shown little reluctance in the past to drag their leaders into court. Former world leaders like Pakistan's Imran Khan and Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu have been charged or arrested