US judge postponed the trial date of Trump's "hush money" case to November 19
Internet reports that on November 12, local time, a document released on the same day showed that New York State Judge Juan Murkan agreed to postpone the trial of the criminal case involving President-elect Trump for "hush money" until November 19. At the end of March last year, the Manhattan District Attorney in New York accused Trump of trying to cover up paying $130,000 in "hush money" to an actress by falsifying business records before the 2016 presidential election. Trump firmly denies all charges and does not admit having an affair with the woman involved in the case.
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