Donald Trump Convicted on 34 Felony Counts in Historic Trial
The former president's conviction raises questions about legal precedents, political implications, and future prosecutions.
- Trump found guilty of falsifying business records related to hush money payments during 2016 campaign.
- Prosecutors argued Trump's actions aimed to influence the election by concealing damaging information.
- Defense claims the case was politically motivated and stretched legal boundaries.
- Trump's sentencing set for July 11, with potential penalties ranging from fines to prison time.
- Supreme Court deliberates on Trump's claim of presidential immunity in separate election interference case.























































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































