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Court orders Trump and kids to testify

Trump was held in contempt and fined over $100,000 for trying to stonewall New York Attorney General investigation

Salon

Manhattan DA moves ahead with Trump case

“This might be the right time for Weisselberg to think about cooperating," says former Trump fixer Michael Cohen

Salon

The grand jury investigating Trump appears set to expire – what’s next?

Special panel in New York reportedly investigated discrepancies in the Trump family’s valuation of real estate, but charges look unlikely

The Guardian - US

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Trump, fighting contempt fines, says he doesn't have records

Donald Trump’s lawyers have provided a New York judge with an affidavit in which the former president claims he didn’t turn over subpoenaed documents to the state attorney general’s office because he doesn’t have them

The Independent UK

Trump election probe in Georgia to seat special grand jury

When potential grand jurors show up at an Atlanta courthouse Monday, they’ll find a television camera in the room and streets closed outside

The Independent UK

DA to let Trump grand jury expire: CNN

Prosecutor who quit case in protest warned it would be "a grave failure of justice" not to hold Trump accountable

Salon

Trump in unsealed deposition defends 2015 violent exchange between his security guards and ‘troublemaker’ protesters

NEW YORK — Former President Donald Trump believed a violent exchange between Trump Tower security guards and protesters denouncing his anti-immigrant rhetoric in 2015 was “very well handled” by his staff, according to a newly unsealed deposition.

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Grand jury in New York Trump investigation will be dissolved, report claims

Development would signal likely end of New York’s efforts to criminally prosecute Donald Trump

The Independent UK

Donald Trump held in contempt in New York attorney general’s investigation

New York judge holds former president in contempt of court for failing to comply with a subpoena for documents

The Guardian - US

Trump’s move to Florida may have been unexpected gift to Manhattan DA investigating his finances

Top prosecutors left New York investigation in recent weeks

The Independent UK

Woman who falsely accused Black teen of stealing her phone pleads guilty to hate crime

Plea deal spares Miya Ponsetto of prison after charges from 2020 incident in which she tackled 14-year-old at Manhattan hotel

The Guardian - US

Trump lawyers "delighted" probe stalled

Despite DA Alvin Bragg's claims, the Trump investigation appears to be unraveling behind the scenes

Salon

NY AG to files to hold Trump in contempt

Tish James is seeking to fine Donald Trump $10,000 a day while he withholds Trump Organization documents

Salon

It’s not over: Donald Trump could still face criminal charges, Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg says

NEW YORK — Former President Donald Trump could still face criminal charges over his business dealings, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg said Thursday, insisting in a rare statement that he would explain his final decision to the public.

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The Independent UK

New York DA’s criminal probe into Trump reviewing ‘evidence not previously explored’

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg assures public that ‘investigation continues’ following departure of prosecutors and expiration of grand jury

The Independent UK

Man accused of assaulting seven Asian women in two hours charged with hate crimes

Steven Zajonc, 28, has been charged with six felony counts of assault and seven misdemeanor counts of aggravated harassment, all as hate crimes

The Guardian - US

New York man charged with hate crimes for attacks on seven Asian American women

Manhattan district attorney says the charges are ‘sobering reminder’ of the fears AAPI women in particular face

Tribune News Service

Trump prosecutors who quit NY probe never committed to stay for trial

NEW YORK — One of the two New York prosecutors who quit over the slow pace of a criminal probe into former President Donald Trump said the pair had never committed to staying with the Manhattan District Attorney’s office through any trial, which would likely take years.

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Financial Times

How did the most serious legal case against Donald Trump unravel?

Blame game commences over who fumbled Manhattan’s criminal investigation of ex-president

The Guardian - US

Jimmy Kimmel: ‘The only one who can bring Trump to justice is the Batman’

Late-night hosts discuss the abrupt halt to a years-long criminal investigation into Donald Trump and the ‘family photo’ at the emergency Nato summit

Salon

Can anyone stop Trump?

Why is Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg seemingly backing down from the fight against Trump?

Mic

Trump committed “numerous felony violations,” says former Manhattan prosecutor

Mark Pomerantz worked on the Manhattan DA’s investigation of the former president for months — and says he’s guilty “beyond a reasonable doubt.”

The Independent UK

Prosecutor who quit Trump investigation says he has ‘no doubt’ ex-president was guilty of crimes

‘The team that has been investigating Mr Trump harbours no doubt about whether he committed crimes’

The Guardian - US

Trump committed ‘numerous’ felonies, said resigning New York prosecutor – report

New York Times obtains letter by Mark Pomerantz condemning new district attorney’s decision not to prosecute ex-president

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Manhattan DA’s decision not to prosecute Trump was ‘misguided,’ chief investigator said

NEW YORK — Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s decision not to seek an indictment against Donald Trump was “misguided and completely contrary to the public interest,” said a prosecutor who probed the ex-president for almost three years.

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