Donald Trump does not have presidential immunity in the hush money case involving former porn performer Stormy Daniels, a US judge has ruled. Trump was convicted in May on 34 counts of falsifying business records, related to payments of $130,000 made to porn star Stormy Daniels to keep quiet about an alleged affair during his 2016 election campaign.

Donald Trump does not have presidential immunity in hush money case, rules judge

Judge Juan Merchan said in the ruling that US President-elect Donald Trump's conviction in the hush money case involving porn star Stormy Daniels should not be dismissed on account of the Supreme Court's presidential immunity ruling



Republican nominee Donald Trump on Tuesday (Nov. 5) created history by becoming only the second President in US history to win non-consecutive terms. The 79-year-old also created history by becoming the only convicted felon to be elected president of the United States.

Convicted felon Donald Trump wins US elections: Will he face sentencing or will he self-pardon?

The US Justice Department filed a new indictment against Donald Trump on Tuesday (Aug 27) over his alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election. The new indictment, however, does not really change the criminal case against him.

No presidential immunity? Trump reacts after new indictment over Jan 6 riots

Donald Trump, the former US president as per reports, has announced his plans to appear in a New York court on Monday (Oct 2). He will be appearing for the opening of a trial that accuses him of a years-long scheme to inflate the value of real estate and financial assets.

Trump to visit New York for trial, says will fight 'corrupt and racist Attorney General Letitia James'

91 felony indictments against Donald Trump but the former US president appears to be unstoppable. A new Wall Street Journal opinion polls show that he is leading the Republican campaign for the 2024 presidential elections as nothing is slowing him down.

91 felony charges fail to stop Donald Trump

The state of Georgia accused former President Donald Trump of conspiracy to manipulate the outcome of the 2020 presidential election in Georgia on Thursday night. He was arrested and brought to the Fulton County jail. The former president's fingerprints were taken, and a booking photo, or "mugshot," was created and made public afterwards.

Donald Trump calls his arrest ' Travesty of Justice'

Donald Trump turns himself in at Fulton County Jail in Georgia

Donald Trump did not attend the upcoming Republican presidential debate between himself and his rivals for the White House. According to the former president, the most recent poll showed that he had "legendary" popularity in compared to other hopefuls for the party's candidature for the 2024 election.

Absent Donald trump still expected to remain in the spotlight

Former US president Donald Trump will get just 10 days to surrender to face accusations that he, along with others ran a “criminal enterprise” in order to reverse results of 2020 US Presidential Election in Georgia, reported The New York Times.

Trump has only 10 days to surrender in Georgia indictment: Report

Former United States president Donald Trump was indicted in Georgia on charges of racketeering and a string of election crimes after over a two-year probe into his efforts to overturn his 2020 defeat to Joe Biden in the US state of Georgia.

Explained | Why is Donald Trump's Georgia indictment different?

Special Counsel Jack Smith who recently charged Donald Trump with a third indictment for conspiring to overturn the 2020 election, received access to the former president's direct messages, and draft tweets on X, formerly known as Twitter, according to The New York Times report.

Special counsel got access to Trump's direct messages, drafts on X, court transcripts reveal

Former US President Donald Trump is in trouble again. As he faces the latest legal troubles in Georgia. But, this time Donald Trump won't be pardoned. Watch this video to know more.

Trump's indictment saga continues: New twist in 2020 Georgia election fraud case

Former US president Donald Trump has been indicted again. This is the fourth indictment Trump is facing less than an hour after a grand jury in Atlanta returned indictments. Democrat leader Hillary Clinton has called the development a terrible moment for our country.

Hillary Clinton calls Trump indictments 'terrible moments for out country'

Former US President Donald Trump is accused of attempting to rig the 2020 presidential election. A total of 78 crimes against Trump are being investigated. Will they be able to keep him from running for office? According to the US Constitution, an indicted individual is not barred from running for office or becoming President. Will Trump be the first to pardon himself? Watch to know more in this interview with Democratic Strategist Nicole Brener-Schmitz.

Trump's Republican support has gone up since his first indictment

Former US President Donald Trump is accused of seeking to rig the 2020 presidential election. Trump is being investigated for 78 offences in total. Will they be successful in keeping him from running for office? According to the US Constitution, an indicted individual is not barred from running for office, let alone becoming President. Will Trump be the first president to pardon himself? Keep an eye on Vikram Chandra. Watch this interview with Republican Strategist Corinne Clark.

Donald Trump claims that he is being targeted by the courts

Former US President Donald Trump has been charged with plotting to overturn the 2020 elections. In all, Trump is facing 78 criminal charges. But will they stop him from running for office? The US constitution does not forbid an accused from running for office, or for that matter, even becoming the President. Will Trump become the first President who pardons himself? Listen in to Vikram Chandra.

Will Trump become the first US President to pardon himself?

Jamaica-born District Judge Tanya Sue Chutkan is set to preside over the latest case against former United States president Donald Trump for his role in 2020 election interference.

Who is Tanya Chutkan? Jamaica-born hardline judge assigned to Trump's election case

Even as US President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden enjoy their Delaware beach vacation, along with the blockbuster Oppenheimer, it all looks gloomy for his Republican rival Donald Trump who now faces his third indictment since March.

Watch: Biden spotted chilling at Delaware beach as Trump’s legal woes aggravate

Former US President Donald Trump was indicted for his wide-ranging attempts to overturn the 2020 election. This is the third time in 4 months that the former US President has been criminally charged. Here's a look at the indictment and the legal woes of Donald Trump.

Donald Trump's third indictment in four months

Former US President Donald Trump was charged with fresh charges on Thursday. They claim he planned to have surveillance footage from his Florida Mar-A-Lago mansion destroyed in order to obstruct the investigation into the unlawful handling of top-secret documents.

Donald Trump's employee accused of attempting to delete CCTV Footage

Donald Trump says that he's received a letter from a prosecutor suggesting that he is likely to be criminally indicted. The reasons may include the January 6 riot at the capital United States capital.

Capitol riot probe: Donald Trump expects indictment

Former United States president Donald Trump on Tuesday (June 13) pleaded not guilty to dozens of criminal counts of mishandling government secrets and scheming to prevent their return.

Explained | Trump indictment: Who are the key people mentioned?

Vivek Ramaswamy, a GOP presidential candidate, pledged to pardon former president Donald Trump if elected and challenged his rivals to do the same. Ramaswamy declared that if he is elected president, he will pardon Trump facing federal charges at a news conference held on Monday at the Wilkie D Ferguson Jr US Courthouse in Miami, Florida, reports Fox News.

US: Ramaswamy vows to pardon Trump if elected, dares opponents to commit same