An investigation into Donald J. Trump’s hush-money payments to a pornographic film star, Stormy Daniels has led the former president to be indicted.

Timeline:

  • AUG. 21, 2018

    Michael D. Cohen says that he arranged hush-money payments for the former president

  • AUGUST 2019

    The district attorney’s office subpoenas Trump Organization

  • SEPT. 19, 2019

    Mr. Trump’s lawyers sue in order to protect his tax returns

  • JULY 9, 2020

    Mr. Vance wins his first key race at the U.S. Supreme Court

  • Fall 2020

    The investigation ramps up and gains more attention

  • FEB. 22, 2021

    The Supreme Court rejects Trump’s final bid to block the release of his returns

  • MARCH 1, 2021

    The investigation’s focus turns to a top executive

  • JULY 1, 2021

    The Trump Organization is charged with controlling a 15-year tax scheme

  • JAN. 1, 2022

    A new Manhattan district attorney moves into office

  • FEB. 23, 2022

    Two prosecutors resign, leaving the investigation’s future in doubt

  • AUG. 18, 2022

    Mr. Bragg’s investigation continues

  • AUG. 18, 2022

    Allen Weisselberg pleads guilty agreeing to testify against the Trump Organization

  • End of Summer, 2022

    The prosecutors turn back to hush money

  • DEC. 24, 2022

    The Trump Organization is convicted

  • JANUARY 2023

    The district attorney impanels a new grand jury

  • Middle of Winter, 2023

    Prosecutors signal that an indictment is likely, saying Trump can testify

  • MARCH 18, 2023

    Trump predicts his arrest while calling for protest

  • MARCH 30, 2023

    Trump is indicted by a grand jury

  • APRIL 4, 2023

    Trump pleads not guilty to 34 felony counts of falsifying business records

  • HAPPENING SOON

    Trump to hold rally at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida

The charges against Trump we are learning are almost 3-dozen counts of falsification of business records.

All of those counts are felonies.