Trump's Indictment Sparks Political Turmoil and Debate Among Senators and Parties.

Senators Joe Manchin and Bill Cassidy, who both voted to convict former President Donald Trump after the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol, have expressed concern that the criminal case against him is political. The indictment is under seal and is expected to remain sealed until Mr. Trump is arraigned in a Manhattan court. The charges are expected to relate to falsifying business records, and people with knowledge of the document say it includes more than two dozen criminal counts. Former Attorney General William P. Barr also criticized Mr. Trump's indictment and predicted it would set off a wave of politically motivated prosecutions across the country.