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The Latest Breaking News from Stormy Daniels

Trump to face 34 felony charges but won’t have mugshot or be handcuffed, report says

Former president will appear in New York courtroom to face criminal charges over Stormy Daniels payments

The Independent UK

Trump returns to New York to face historic criminal charges

Donald Trump flew to New York from Florida on Monday, preparing to be arraigned on criminal charges stemming from payments made to porn star Stormy Daniels.

Chicago Sun-Times

Small groups of supporters line route as Donald Trump returns to New York to face charges in criminal probe

Former president flies from Florida to face charges as mayor warns protestors that city is 'not a playground for your misplaced anger'

Wales Online

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Stormy: "This p*ssy grabbed back"

The porn star said she is unafraid of facing the former president in court: "I've seen him naked"

Salon

Trump trashes ‘racist’ Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg as he jets in for arraignment in hush money case

NEW YORK — Former President Donald Trump on Monday trashed Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg as a “racist” and denounced his indictment in the Stormy Daniels hush money investigation as “election interference.”

Tribune News Service

Biden on Trump indictment: I have faith in US legal system, NY police

MINNEAPOLIS — President Joe Biden told reporters Monday that he is confident New York City police can handle any unrest surrounding former President Donald Trump’s planned arrest in Manhattan on Tuesday.

Los Angeles Times

What will happen when Donald Trump surrenders to court - posing for mugshot and DNA swab

Former president Donald Trump is facing indictment for charges related to hush money payments paid to porn star Stormy Daniels in 2016 - he's set to hand himself in at the lower Manhattan courthouse on April 4

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60% of Americans approve of Trump indictment related to hush money case, but majority says charges are ‘political’

NEW YORK — Six out of 10 Americans agree that former President Donald Trump deserves to be charged in the Stormy Daniels hush money case, a poll revealed Monday.

Tribune News Service

Trump has arrived in New York for his arraignment. What's next?

The former president will spend Monday night at Trump Tower before his surrender and arraignment on Tuesday, when the historic charges against him will be unsealed.

WEKU

Donald Trump indictment: What does it mean and what will happen next?

Former US president Donald Trump has been indicted and will be handing himself in at the lower Manhattan courthouse on Tuesday, February 4 with an arraignment expected later that day

Daily Mirror

Trump lawyer throws colleague under bus

Joe Tacopina "has certain potential conflict issues,” Trump lawyer Tim Parlatore acknowledged

Salon

How Kevin McCarthy's Bakersfield is reacting to Trump's indictment

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. — Before a Manhattan grand jury voted to indict former President Trump in connection with an alleged hush-money payment to adult film actor Stormy Daniels, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy told reporters how he thought the American people viewed the case.

Los Angeles Times

Donald Trump hunkers down in New York as he prepares to face charges

The former president will learn the exact details of charges laid against him on Tuesday afternoon

Evening Standard

Donald Trump jets off from Florida to New York as he rants America 'going to HELL!'

Donald Trump left his Mar-a-Lago mansion in a motorcade and arrived at Palm Beach airport in Florida, from where he took off and headed to LaGuardia airport in New York

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The Guardian - UK

Prosecuting Donald Trump is right. But is it politically wise?

Many voters back the ex-president despite – or perhaps because of – his alleged crimes, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

Salon

Ex-DA: Trump DOJ told us to "stand down"

Legal expert says it was an "odd request" because DOJ "did not indict Trump or anyone else after that point"

The Independent UK

What do indicted and arraigned mean and what charges could Trump face?

Donald Trump has become first president in US history to face criminal charges

Salon

Knives out in TrumpWorld for Tacopina

Even Trump's inner circle isn't happy with Joe Tacopina's TV antics

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Al Jazeera

Donald Trump arrives in New York ahead of court appearance

The former US president is set to be fingerprinted, photographed and formally presented with charges at Manhattan court.

The Independent UK

Former Manhattan DA suggests Trump’s comments about Alvin Bragg could lead to more charges

As well as potential obstruction charges, Mr Trump could also be placed under a gag order to prevent him speaking about the case

The New Daily

What to expect from Donald Trump’s arraignment

Donald Trump is to be arraigned in the coming days. While unprecedented, there's a few things that seem certain.

The Independent UK

Trump has been indicted on criminal charges. What happens next?

The charges against a former president are unprecedented. What does it mean for 2024, and beyond? John Bowden writes

The Independent UK

Who is Alvin Bragg? The Manhattan district attorney who prosecuted Donald Trump

The New York prosecutor has been tight-lipped about his office’s investigation into the former president, who has made history as the first to ever face a criminal indictment, Alex Woodward reports

The Independent UK

Trump is ‘gearing up for battle’ as New York braces for arraignment, attorney says

‘We’re ready for this fight. And I look forward to moving this thing along as quickly as possible to exonerate him,’ Joe Tacopina said

The Guardian - UK

First Thing: Trump ‘vows to escalate attacks’ on Manhattan prosecutor

Stunned by indictment at first, ex-president indicates he wants to politically ‘rough ’em up’. Plus, Judy Blume calls for fight back against censorship

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