Its most recent two witnesses were heard on Monday this week and last, with no other Trump-related matters considered for the rest of either week.

We don't know why the Manhattan grand jury hasn't been meeting on the case every day, but it doesn't automatically mean that grand jurors are skeptical.

A grand jury that has been considering Donald Trump’s alleged role in $130,000 paid to an adult-film actress before the 2016 presidential election is not expected to hear evidence in that case again until late April,

Donald Trump looks like he could be indicted any day now. Insiders who have worked on this particular case worry it may not be enough to convict him.

For all the frenzy over a possible indictment of Donald Trump in a New York hush money case, the ex-president's gravest legal issues, which are deepening by the day, may lie elsewhere.

The New York grand jury hearing evidence about former President Donald Trump's role in a hush-money payment to a porn star is not expected to meet on Wednesday and is unlikely to consider the case again this week,

The DA has the power to slow-walk the signing and filing of any indictment. Ex-prosecutors tell Insider how that's done, and why.