Today, a grand jury in Manhattan investigating hush-money payments from Donald Trump to adult-film actress Stormy Daniels could reconvene amid growing political recriminations over the probe. In social media posts overnight,

The Manhattan grand jury weighing whether or not to indict former president Donald Trump is set to reconvene Monday.

Former President Donald Trump's lawyer Joe Tacopina roundly dismissed potential charges from the Manhattan district attorney's office, saying there was "not even a bad act."

Former U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara on Sunday said that it’s “just false” to claim that the Manhattan district attorney’s probe into former President Trump over an alleged hush money payment is unprecedented.

With a grand jury continuing to weigh charges against Donald Trump, the case is drawing comparisons to the indictment of John Edwards on similar hush money accusations.

The Manhattan District Attorney's investigation into former President Trump may boil down to the falsification of records. Trump lawyer Joseph Tacopina questions what the former president was supposed to put in his personal ledger during an exclusive interview with Meet the Press.

Joe Tacopina, Trump's lawyer in the Stormy Daniels hush money case, tore into NBC host Chuck Todd during a furious clash over how the ex-president classified payments in his personal records.