Trump's Indictment Prospects Remain Uncertain Amid Testimony and Grand Jury Proceedings

The Manhattan grand jury is not expected to vote on a possible indictment against former President Donald Trump in the hush money case this week, according to sources. The grand jury heard from David Pecker, former CEO of American Media and publisher of National Enquirer, for the second time, and his testimony could corroborate Michael Cohen's claim that the hush money payments were not just personal, but political. If the grand jury were to indict Trump, it would mark the first criminal charges against a former or sitting U.S. president.