The potential juror made a hilarious but inaccurate comparison to Trump.

Days after being sworn in, a juror has already excused herself.

Did the former president go too far?

The former president just can’t resist pushing back against his gag order.

The Manhattan district attorney wants to cite Carroll’s defamation lawsuits to impeach Trump’s credibility.

Potential jurors are being kept anonymous for a reason.

The former president is just a busy guy, OK?

Apparently, “witness intimidation” is in the Constitution.

Juror selection took an unexpected turn for the former president.

Habba said the former president was exercising his First Amendment right by potentially violating his hush-money gag order.

Judge Juan Merchan admonished the former president for muttering audibly in court.

The former president said he simply marked a payment down as a “legal expense.”

Does Alina Habba even know what “due process” means?

The former president demanded to be released from the gag order in his hush-money trial.

The former president said he was banned from attending his son’s high school graduation.

Trump’s allies are accusing the court of bias against the former president.

Trump decided his hush-money trial was the perfect time for a nap.

The high court declined to hear a case challenging laws in Texas, Mississippi, and Louisiana.

Representative Byron Donalds pleaded with potential jurors in Trump’s hush-money trial to vote “not guilty.”

The former president let loose on social media just hours before his hush-money trial began.