Trump Hit with $355M Fine, Faces Broad Legal Challenges

The former president's legal woes include a significant financial penalty in New York and multiple criminal indictments, raising concerns about his vulnerability and the political implications of his trials.

Donald Trump faces significant legal and financial challenges, including a $355 million fine and a temporary ban on doing business in New York State following a civil fraud trial.
Trump's legal troubles extend to four criminal indictments and ongoing hearings in Georgia related to election interference, with no trial dates set yet.
Former national security adviser John Bolton suggests Trump's growing debt could make him vulnerable to foreign influence and questions his fitness for office.
Critics argue the civil fraud judgment against Trump is politically motivated and an abuse of legal authority, while supporters see it as a necessary accountability measure.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul assures business owners that the ruling against Trump is an exceptional case and not indicative of broader targeting of businesses.