Alina Habba

Jurors who arrive at former President Donald Trump’s first criminal trial on April 15 will be asked a wide array of questions including if they ever supported the Proud Boys or Antifa, court records show.

The 42 questions hundreds of Trump's prospective peers in his New York City trial were revealed Monday in a court document first reported by MSNBC's Katie Phang.

Former Trump Organization CFO Allen Weisselberg officially notified the court that attorney Alina Habba will no longer represent him in a fraud case in New York.

Days ahead of Donald Trump's criminal hush-money trial in New York, paperwork was filed in a separate case where Trump was found liable for fraud after manipulating the value of his assets. The documents were filed in the Supreme Court of New York, County of New York.

Some House Democrats proved willing this week to honor former President Donald Trump's legacy with the official dedication of a government building in his name: a Florida federal prison.

Reps. Gerry Connolly (D-VA) and Jared Moskowitz (D-FL) on Friday will introduce legislation to rename Federal Correctional Institution, Miami — where Trump's former adviser Peter Navarro is currently incarcerated — as the Donald J. Trump Federal Correctional Institution, according to CBS News' congressional correspondent Scott MacFarlane.

Documents related to Donald Trump's $175 million bond were "returned for correction" after his lawyers reportedly forgot to attach a financial statement.

The New York County Supreme Court's electronic filing system showed Wednesday that Trump's "bond/undertaking" had been "returned for correction." Another reporting system listed the document as "rejected."

Hours after a judge ordered Donald Trump to stop attacking the family members of prosecutors, jurors and witnesses in his hush money trial, the ex-president unleashed a no-holds-barred attack on a favorite target.

“He is a whacked out nut job,” Trump wrote on Truth Social about Judge Arthur Engoron, who oversaw the fraud trial that he’s appealing in New York.

Former President Donald Trump paid his $175 million bond in the New York civil fraud case on Monday — preventing him from having sell off assets at least until his appeal works its way through the system.

But the person who bankrolled the bond is an interesting figure — and one who already has a number of financial ties to the former president, MSNBC legal expert Lisa Rubin noted on X.

The New York judge presiding over Donald Trump’s hush money trial Monday night barred the former president from publicly attacking the justice's family members, court records show.

Justice Juan Merchan amended his gag order, issued last week, to include his own daughter at the behest of Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, the records show.

Donald Trump may be lining up a mass firing of his legal team in a last-ditch effort to delay his fast-approaching criminal trials, a legal expert warned Monday.

Just two weeks before his hush money case is slated to go to court — which would be first of four criminal trials to be heard by a jury — former U.S. attorney Joyce Vance wrote that he’s desperately looking for ways to avoid it.

A day after the start date for Donald Trump's New York hush money criminal trial was announced, the former president was hit with a gag order by presiding New York State Supreme Court Judge Juan Merchan Tuesday.

The order came hours after Trump took to Truth Social to attack both Merchan and his daughter, calling the judge "a true and certified Trump Hater who suffers from a very serious case of Trump Derangement Syndrome."