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SKIP TO CONTENT‘Obsessed with Trump’? Trump lawyers try to debunk star witness Cohen's integrity with bizarre claimFixer to foe: Michal Cohen’s Trump trial testimony will be ‘backed’ by ‘paper’ evidence experts say‘It is going to be combative’: Previewing Michael Cohen’s testimony in Trump hush money trail11:36To testify or not to testify? Stormy Daniels taunts Trump about 'real men' taking the standDuncan Levin: While DA paralegals are ‘boring,’ they ‘lay down all the pieces’ for...
Prosecutors say they expect to have two more witnesses testify, including Michael Cohen, in the Trump hush money trial and could wrap up their arguments by the end of next week.
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