The jury selection process is going in the wrong direction as two of seven jurors who had been chosen for the trial have been disqualified.

Jury selection in Donald Trump's first criminal trial was always likely to be problematic, and that's in fact how it's working out.

Former AG Bill Barr revealed, despite past differences and concerns about a Trump second term, that he will vote for the former president.

Joy Reid called the race of the leading prosecutors in Trump's legal cases "wonderfully poetic," while ignoring what her words implied.

Chants of "I love you, Trump," and "We love Trump" filled the streets of Harlem as the crowd overflowed the sidewalks.

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George Washington University Law School professor Jonathan Turley sees a way Donald Trump can beat DA Alvin Braggs' hush money case.

Day 2 of jury selection in former President Donald Trump's 'hush money' trial led to Trump flashing a smile and getting a warning.

The former president's daughter-in-law and co-chairwoman of the Republican National Committee put it all in perspective.

It was apparent how difficult jury selection would be when the first wave of dismissals began in a city made up of mostly Democrats.