Overview
- Trump attorney Todd Blanche warns Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg of 'serious legal and ethical consequences' if Michael Cohen testifies against Trump.
- Allen Weisselberg, former Trump Organization CFO, pleads guilty to felony perjury, admitting to lying under oath in investigations related to Trump's business practices.
- Weisselberg's plea deal includes a five-month sentence, highlighting the legal pressures faced by individuals close to Trump.
- Trump's trial in Manhattan, set to begin on March 25, could result in a conviction on 34 felony charges, affecting his future political eligibility.
- The prosecution of Trump and his associates underscores the ongoing legal challenges surrounding the former president's business dealings and campaign finance violations.