Donald Trump's Felony Conviction Will Remain Despite Supreme Court's Immunity Decision, N.Y. Judge Rules

Former President Donald Trump sits in court for the first day of his Manhattan criminal trial on April 15, 2024.Photo:Jabin Botsford-Pool/Getty Jabin Botsford-Pool/Getty President-electDonald Trump’s felony conviction will stand for now, a New York judge ruled on Monday, Dec. 16. The Supreme Court’ssweeping presidential immunity rulingin July called Trump’sguilty verdict on 34 feloniesinto question, as his lawyers argued that some evidence shown to jurors would no longer be permitted because it involved his official actions as president.

Donald Trump's Hush Money Trial May See a 30-Day Delay

Donald Trump at his April 2023 arraignment on 34 felony counts stemming from alleged hush money payments.Photo:Andrew Kelly-Pool/Getty Andrew Kelly-Pool/Getty ABC Newsreports that the newly produced documents relate to Trump’s former attorney Michael Cohen, whopleaded guiltyandserved timefor crimes related to the hush money payment, as well as tax evasion and lying to Congress about Trump’s prior business dealings with Russia. Donald Trump arrives at the Manhattan Criminal Court in 2023 after being indicted over an alleged hush money scheme involving Stormy Daniels.

Donald Trump's Mug Shot Spotted in White House Alongside Historic Portraits of George Washington, FDR

Donald Trump’s mug shot in the hallway to the Oval Office.Photo:JIM WATSON/AFP via Getty JIM WATSON/AFP via Getty Donald Trump’s mug shot is hanging in the White House near famous portraits of America’s most notable presidents. In a photo taken from inside the Oval Office during the president’s Feb. 13 meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, an issue of theNew York Postwith Trump’s mug shot on the cover can be seen hanging just outside the door, which was left open.

Donald Trump's Niece, Mary L. Trump, to Publish New Book About Her Family

Mary L. Trump and the cover of her book ‘Who Could Ever Love You’.Photo:Avary L. Trump; Courtesy of St. Martin’s Press Avary L. Trump; Courtesy of St. Martin’s Press Courtesy of St. Martin’s Press Subtitled “a family memoir,”Who Could Ever Love Youwill follow Fred Jr., the older brother of former presidentDonald Trump. The author details the way her father’s family dynamics played out: Fred Jr.’s “humiliation” at the hands of his father, real estate developer Fred Sr.

Donald Trump's Speech Interrupted by Shouts from Al Green, Cane-Waving Texas Lawmaker Who Is Thrown Out of Capitol

PresidentDonald Trumpaddressed a joint session of Congress for the first time sincehis inaugurationon Tuesday, March 4, and at the start of the president’s speech, Texas CongressmanAl Greenbegan shouting in protest at the President. Green, a Democrat, waved his cane at Trump while shouting, “No mandate!” Representative Al Green of Texas at Donald Trump’s speech on March 4, 2025.WIN MCNAMEE/AFP via Getty WIN MCNAMEE/AFP via Getty As he continued shouting, Speaker of the House Mike Johnson twice warned, “Mr.