Prosecutors Delay Trump's Hush Money Criminal Trial from March 25

Prosecutors in the Manhattan district attorney's office have expressed their willingness to delay the start of Donald Trump's criminal trial by a month due to the disclosure of over 100,000 new pages of documents in the case. The US attorney's office made this disclosure earlier this month, and the trial, which was initially scheduled to begin on March 25, is now uncertain. Trump is currently accused of paying an adult film star hush money to buy her silence. Prosecutors have stated that they are open to the delay "in abundance of caution," but it is unclear when Judge Juan Manuel Merchan will rule on the matter. There seems to be consensus among prosecutors regarding the need for a delay, but no definitive decision has been made yet.