Michael Cohen

In response to a lawsuit filed by Trump, Michael Cohen said it is "yet another brazen and indeed unlawful attempt to silence a key witness against Mr. Trump."

Trump sued Cohen for $500 million on Wednesday, after Trump was indicted on charges that allegedly involved both men prior to the 2016 election.

The former president's ex-attorney is being sued for $500 million in damages in what Cohen's lawyer alleges is a "frivolous" suit.

The suit charges that Trump's former attorney has spread false information about the ex-president that has caused him reputational harm.

A 2018 sentencing memo was a precursor to the recent indictment of Donald Trump, Lanny Davis told Newsweek.

"The president, unfortunately, has a penchant for engaging in reckless and self-destructive behavior that brings these kinds of things on him," Barr said.

Trump's former attorney said that while he is "glad that accountability is finally at Donald's doorstep," it is still "a very sad day" for the country.

There is simply no choice but for the Right to prudentially and reasonably respond in kind.

Michael Cohen's attorney told Newsweek that Jordan's move is continued "political rhetoric."

The former president is accused of falsifying business records to hide money he arranged to be paid to Daniels to keep an alleged affair they had a secret.

The former president's eldest son said he was a trustee named in the indictment who signed a check reimbursing a "retainer" to attorney Michael Cohen.

"A former president should not be treated any differently than any other American," one attorney told Newsweek.

The photo, shared on Twitter on Tuesday, shows a dour-looking Trump wearing a blue jumpsuit.

Trump and Cohen allegedly continued their plan to conceal the payment into the early days of the Trump administration.

"If I were his lawyer...I would be mindful of not committing some other criminal offense like obstruction of governmental administration," Cyrus Vance Jr. said.

The former president has been indicted by a Manhattan grand jury and is expected to make his first court appearance for his arraignment on Tuesday.

Lawyer Joe Tacopina may have a potential conflict of interest in representing the former president in the Stormy Daniels "hush money" case.

The former president is planning to return to the campaign trail on Wednesday following his arraignment in Manhattan.

"As an American, it's very troubling to me to see the leader of the opposition party be indicted," Trump's son-in-law said on Friday.

"There is little House Republicans can do to interfere," one legal expert told Newsweek.

Bragg's case against Trump is facially absurd.

In a number of posts on Gettr, Steve Bannon described the indictment as a "travesty" marking "one of America's darkest days" that made "MAGA Furious."

Previous prosecutors decided not to indict Trump based on the facts available to them. Has new evidence been discovered?

Attorney Joe Tacopina was discussing the potential details around the upcoming historic arrest of the former president on Friday.

Trump was indicted on Thursday over alleged campaign finance violations related to the reported paying of hush money to Stormy Daniels.

The full list of criminal charges the former president faces remains unclear, but at least one report suggests there could be more than 30 counts.

Trump lawyer Joe Tacopina said the former president was "shocked" when learning that a grand jury in New York had handed down a criminal indictment.

Some reports claim that Trump is facing over 30 counts in his indictment handed down by a Manhattan grand jury, but an exact number has yet to be released.

Donald Trump claimed that Charles M. Blow said he should be prosecuted by "Radical Left...even without evidence, because I'm WHITE."

The former longtime Trump Organization CFO is currently serving time in connection to a Trump Organiztion fraud scheme, and he's at risk of further charges.