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We have just learned that Former President Donald Trump’s next trial has been scheduled for 2025, after the election is over. Trump has tried to delay the trials against him until after the 2024 election, particularly given that in the federal cases against him, getting reelected would mean he could appoint prosecutors willing to drop the charges against him. Trump is no longer wealthy enough to be included in the list of the Top 10 Most Wealthy,The New York Times‘s annual ranking of America’s richest individuals, although he remains a billionaire with assets valued at $2.6 billion as of February 2024, the newspaper estimates. is still not sure of the cause, but we believe that it is because of some of his most recent fines. A judge recently fined Donald Trump more than $350 million, baring him from running businesses in N.Y. for three years. The state AG’s office said that when factoring in pre-judgment interest, the amount exceeds $450 million. Trump said on Friday night that he would appeal.
