Police cut Penny loose after they interviewed him — but Steinglass said cops “were not yet in possession of any video of the encounter.” Penny was arrested about two weeks later, ...

Steinglass defended their use of Trump's former lawyer, Michael Cohen, as a witness, telling the jury, "I’m not asking you to feel bad for Michael Cohen. He made his bed." ...

Steinglass also showed jurors a similar apartment lease for Matthew Calamari, the longtime chief operating officer of Trump's business world who has been deemed an unindicted conspirator in the case.

The rules apply to everyone,” said Steinglass, calling it a “garden variety tax case.” “Put aside the elephant that’s not in the room,” Steinglass said. “This case is not about politics.

Steinglass said jurors should see Cohen as "like a tour guide through the physical evidence," and that while his own credibility has been questioned, "those documents don't lie and they don't forget." ...

Joshua Steinglass, a prosecutor in the Donald Trump hush money case, presented his closing arguements on Friday during the ...

Steinglass shows a tweet from Trump, but he said it in a Fox News interview that summer as well. It’s why one of the defense's more head-scratching claims has been that this wasn’t a ...

Steinglass supplemented his detailed recitation with phone records, text messages, encrypted communications and excerpts of testimony, seemingly trying to reinforce his theme that there’s a ...

Josh Steinglass of the Manhattan D.A.’s officer was far more passionate and animated, but he spoke for an eye-glazing five hours. Who on earth thought that was a smart idea?

Steinglass sought to defray potential juror concerns about witness credibility. Trump, for instance, has said he and Daniels never had sex and has repeatedly attacked Cohen as a liar. 6.

Steinglass began his summation after lunch by reminding the jury of that: “This case at its core is about a conspiracy and a cover-up — a conspiracy to corrupt the 2016 election, ...