Former President Trump faces new legal troubles, including charges of conspiracy, obstruction, and civil rights violations linked to the January 6 Capitol riot, to which he pleaded not guilty in D.C. court. Manhattan prosecutors plan to use his video testimony from the E. Jean Carroll defamation case—where he was found liable for sexual abuse—in an upcoming hush-money trial tied to Stormy Daniels. Trump, charged with 34 felonies for falsifying records in that case, denies all wrongdoing and calls the probes a political “witch hunt.” His lawyers seek to keep the Carroll evidence sealed. These legal battles continue to cloud his post-presidency.
