Laura Italiano
Senior Correspondent
Trump's Top 5 defenses in his massive NY financial fraud case, in his own words
While being deposed in NY AG Letitia James' lawsuit, Trump called his financial statements "worthless." It is among many defenses in his upcoming trial.
Trump rambled so much in an NY fraud-case deposition that a lawyer griped, 'We're going to be here until midnight'
Trump went on — and on — about his marble bathrooms while being deposed in Attorney General Letitia James' fraud lawsuit, a new transcript shows.
Trump told NY officials he was too busy saving the world 'from nuclear holocaust' to commit business fraud
In a sworn deposition, Trump told New York officials he was too busy "saving millions of lives" to commit business fraud.
Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio's sentencing was abruptly canceled
US District Judge Timothy Kelly, the judge who would have sentenced the men, was sick, The US Marshals Service told Insider.
Trump's social media attacks against prosecutors could backfire on his attempts to delay his criminal trials
Prosecutors pointed out at a Monday hearing that Donald Trump's attacks could influence the jury pool.
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Trump court cases: A list of all current and pending legal cases on the ex-president's docket, including latest indictment in Georgia
There are numerous court cases open against Trump, including a new criminal indictment on RICO charges in Georgia. Here's a list of his legal issues.
E. Jean Carroll is still no closer to pocketing Trump's $5 million from defamation verdict
Trump used his fingers, but it's still rape, a judge finds — again. But, E. Jean Carroll's $5 million defamation payout remains tied up in appeals.
More document trouble looms for Trump, this time over missing evidence in his New York fraud trial
Already busted for documents he kept at Mar-a-Lago, Trump could soon be in more hot water for the documents that the attorney general says he failed to keep for his NY fraud trial.
What is an indictment? What it means for someone to be indicted, which Trump has now experienced 3 times
An indictment is a formal notification to a defendant that a grand jury believes there's reasonable cause to charge them with a crime.
Why New York AG Letitia James is probably Trump's biggest worry right now (not Jack Smith, Fani Willis, or Alvin Bragg)
There are many paths to "no jail" for his criminal cases. But in three months, he'll face a state AG bent on running his business out of New York.
Black Lives Matter wins historic police brutality lawsuit over George Floyd protests; NYPD to pay $13 million
Black Lives Matter protesters won a $13M settlement after investigators analyzed videos showing widespread abuse by the NYPD at George Floyd protests.
NYPD under fire: lawyers in historic BLM brutality lawsuit release chilling new videos of protester beatdowns
Footage shows baton beatdowns, kettling, pepper-spraying of non-violent protesters. "No amount of money will be enough," an injured protester says.
Daniel Penny learned the chokehold that killed Jordan Neely in Marine boot camp. He likely didn't learn when to let go.
A Marine black belt said letting go of Neely 30 seconds sooner could have saved his life. There is little training on "protecting your opponent."
Trump wants the $5 million he owes E. Jean Carroll held as cash, not as a bond, in a weird move that saves him just $55,000
Trump hopes the $5 million he owes E. Jean Carroll can be held as cash while he appeals. The unusual move would save him the $55,500 cost of a bond.
Trump hush-money prosecutors say the Access Hollywood tape will feature 'prominently' in their case
The DA subpoenaed Trump's entire, 209-page deposition in the E. Jean Carroll defamation case, saying his take on the infamous "grab 'em" tape is key.
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Trump fights to keep the word 'rape' in E. Jean Carroll's remaining defamation case
Trump's lawyers plan to fight Carroll's remaining defamation lawsuit by noting that a previous federal jury found "the alleged rape did not occur."
Bitter, virtual Trump promises a Manhattan judge he won't harass or attack hush-money witnesses
Trump, on camera, pursed his lips and bitterly shook his head side to side as the judge warned he'll face contempt charges if he harasses witnesses.
Michael Cohen has 'zero confidence' that Trump will comply with a new protective order in the hush-money case
"They're forcing him to be an adult," Cohen says of an order barring Trump from spilling confidential evidence. "It's not going to work."
Unbowed, Proud Boys are planning now for their biggest Pride Month disruptions ever, extremism watchdogs warn
The violent extremist group hopes to "Take back June" through "straight pride" social media campaigns, banner drops, and anti-Pride demonstrations.
Manhattan DA refuses Trump's demand for a lot more detail in his hush money records-fraud prosecution — for now
DA Alvin Bragg said Tuesday that he won't turn over anything more in the case until Trump agrees not to weaponize the materials.