NEW YORK — A frenzied week that began with Donald Trump’s bad bet he’d wind up in handcuffs is set to end with an indictment against the former president still up in the air.
The grand jury that has been hearing evidence against Trump’s hush money deal with porn star Stormy Daniels since January will not convene again until Monday, a law enforcement source told The New York Daily News.
It wasn’t clear whether grand jurors heard anything related to Trump when they met in court at noon on Thursday. Investigative grand juries like the 23-person panel hearing the hush money case sit for longer terms and typically weigh multiple investigations the DA is conducting, which take longer to explain and require more witnesses.
