Judge Partially Lifts Trump's Gag Order After Hush Money Conviction

A Manhattan judge modified a gag order imposed on Donald Trump, restricting his comments until his sentencing on July 11. The original gag order was partially lifted, allowing Trump to comment publicly about witnesses and jurors in his hush-money criminal trial, but he remains barred from speaking about jurors. However, the ruling also allows Trump to go on the attack against certain individuals, including Michael Cohen, Stormy Daniels, and other witnesses. Notably, Trump is still bound by the gag order's restrictions on speaking about lawyers and staff for the Manhattan district attorney's office and the court.