Prosecutors say they've "repeatedly" asked their witnesses to not talk about the case

Donald Trump's historic criminal hush money trial has wrapped up for the day. His former attorney Michael Cohen is expected to begin his testimony on Monday.

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CNNLean Left· 872d ago

Prosecutors say they've "repeatedly" asked their witnesses to not talk about the case

PBS NewsHourLean Left· 872d ago

Live Updates: Witness testimony resumes as third week of Trump hush money trial winds down

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WFMZ AllentownCenter· 872d ago

The Latest | Prosecutors likely to call just 2 more witnesses in Trump's hush money case

The Buffalo NewsCenter· 872d ago

The Latest | Prosecutors likely to call just 2 more witnesses in Trump's hush money case

WHEC RochesterCenter· 872d ago

The Latest | Prosecutors likely to call just 2 more witnesses in Trump's hush money case

The Buffalo NewsCenter· 872d ago

The Latest | Prosecutors likely to call just 2 more witnesses in Trump's hush money case

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Same wire story as other lanes. No original Right take here.

Ran by 2 outlets· MyNorthwest, Bowling Green Daily News
MyNorthwestLean Right· 872d ago

The Latest | Prosecutors likely to call just 2 more witnesses in Trump's hush money case

Bowling Green Daily NewsLean Right· 872d ago

The Latest | Prosecutors likely to call just 2 more witnesses in Trump's hush money case

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