Donald Trump sat solemnly in a New York City courtroom Tuesday as prosecutors charged him with 34 felony counts of falsifying business records in a hush money investigation. Here's what happens now.
Donald Trump will turn himself in on Tuesday amid tight security as demonstrations were expected for and against a man who has riled liberals and some global allies but is lauded by many white blue-collar and conservative Christian voters.
Although Trump's re-election campaign may benefit from the criminal charges, political analysts say his long-term political prospects may be further dimmed.
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