Author: David A. Fahrenthold
RNC agrees to pay some of Trump’s legal bills in N.Y. criminal investigation
The Republican National Committee is covering tens of thousands of dollars of the former president’s costs as New York prosecutors probe his business.
N.Y. prosecutors set sights on new Trump target: Widely different valuations on the same properties
Records gathered by prosecutors suggest Trump’s business provided high or low values on the same properties to get tax breaks or to impress lenders.
Judge tosses D.C. AG’s claim that Trump inaugural committee ‘wasted’ $1 million at president’s hotel
The judge will allow another part of the suit, claiming the committee misused assets for the Trump family’s gain, to continue.
Trump faces new criminal investigation into New York golf club
Prosecutors in Westchester County have subpoenaed tax records related to Trump’s club.
Trump questioned for four hours in lawsuit from protesters allegedly assaulted by his guards
The former president could face other depositions in a raft of civil lawsuits now that he is out of office.
Trump to be questioned next week in N.Y. protest lawsuit, attorney says
The videotaped questioning of the former president is related to a lawsuit filed by four men who said Trump’s security guards roughed them up outside Trump Tower in 2015.
Trump loses case meant to silence former aide Omarosa Manigault Newman
Trump’s campaign accused Manigault Newman of violating a nondisclosure agreement, but an arbitrator invalidated the agreement, saying it was too vague.
To sue the New York Times and his niece, Trump turned to a low profile attorney from New Jersey
Alina Habba, Trump’s new attorney, also replaced a longtime Trump lawyer in another defamation case brought by a former Apprentice contestant.
Trump Organization’s security director agrees to testify to grand jury
Matthew Calamari Jr., 28, is the son of Donald Trump’s longtime bodyguard.