Bragg moves to restrict Trump's access to evidence in criminal case.

The Manhattan district attorney's office has requested a judge to limit former President Donald Trump's access to certain material from his criminal case, including prohibiting him from reviewing the material without his lawyers present and from publicizing the prosecution's evidence on social media or through other channels. The request is expected to be opposed by Mr. Trump's lawyers, and the judge will ultimately determine whether to limit Mr. Trump's access and public comments in any way. The case involves 34 felony charges against Mr. Trump, including orchestrating the cover-up of a $130,000 hush-money payment made to a porn star.