Prosecutors in Donald Trump's New York hush money case said they're willing to delay the trial, currently set for March 25, by up to 30 days. This throws the timeline for what was set to be Trump's first criminal trial into question, boosting his strategy of delaying all cases past the 2024 election. Federal prosecutors gave Trump's lawyers 31,000 pages of discovery material this week from a subpoena. Prosecutors consented to a delay to give Trump time to review the new documents given their recent production.
