(Bloomberg) -- Donald Trump’s July 11 sentencing in his New York hush-money case is almost certain to be delayed after prosecutors said they would not oppose putting it on hold in light of the ...

When former President Donald Trump was convicted of 34 felonies for falsifying business records by a Manhattan jury in May, Judge Juan Merchan set his sentencing date for July 11. The sentencing ...

He denies her claim and says he's done nothing wrong. Trump's sentencing was initially set for July 11. But at his lawyers' request, the proceeding was postponed twice, eventually landing on a ...

The sentencing, which had been set for July 11, will now take place less than two months before Election Day. In a letter to prosecutors and Trump’s lawyers, Justice Juan Merchan didn’t ...

Trump is set to be sentenced on July 11, just four days before the Republican National Convention, where he will officially become the GOP’s presidential nominee. Prosecutors told Judge Juan ...

He denies her claim and says he’s done nothing wrong. Trump’s sentencing was initially set for July 11. But at his lawyers’ ...

He denies her claim and says he’s done nothing wrong. Trump’s sentencing was initially set for July 11. But at his lawyers’ request, the proceeding was postponed twice, eventually landing on ...