Judge keeps Trump’s hush-money conviction in place and leaves Jan. 10 sentencing on the calendar
A New York judge rejected Donald Trump’s bid to wipe out his hush-money conviction after the election and left sentencing scheduled for Jan. 10.
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A New York judge rejected Donald Trump’s bid to wipe out his hush-money conviction after the election and left sentencing scheduled for Jan. 10.