Trump Ordered to Pay Over $454 Million in New York Fraud Case

The judgment includes penalties against Trump's adult sons and a former executive, with interest accruing at over $100,000 per day.

Donald Trump has been ordered to pay over $454 million in fines and interest in a New York civil fraud case, with the judgment including penalties against his adult sons and a former Trump Organization executive.
Trump and his legal team have vowed to appeal the judgment, which accuses them of inflating asset values to secure better loan terms and insurance policies.
The judgment bars Trump from leading any New York company for three years and imposes similar bans on his sons, Eric and Donald Trump Jr.
Interest on the judgment is accruing at over $100,000 per day, raising concerns about Trump's ability to pay and the potential for asset seizure by New York Attorney General Letitia James.
Speculation arises over potential financial assistance for Trump from foreign entities or billionaires, amid concerns about his liquid assets and the impact on his political future.