The jury in Donald Trump's criminal trial for alleged hush money payments resumed deliberations after asking to rehear testimony from key witnesses. The jury deliberated for over 4 hours on the first day without reaching a verdict. They asked to rehear testimony from tabloid publisher David Pecker and Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen. Pecker's testimony included details of a 2015 meeting where he agreed to help identify damaging stories about Trump. The jury also asked to rehear Pecker's account of calls with Trump about Karen McDougal's alleged affair story. The jury will continue deliberating to reach a verdict on the felony charges.
