Stormy Daniels Stars in Looming Trump Indictment

The Manhattan district attorney appears ready to move on the former president.

AP/Julia Nikhinson, file
The Manhattan district attorney, Alvin Bragg, after a jury found the Trump Organization guilty in a criminal tax fraud case, December 6, 2022. AP/Julia Nikhinson, file

The news that the Manhattan district attorney, Alvin Bragg, has invited President Trump to appear before a grand jury in connection with hush money payments to a pornography star, Stormy Daniels, intimates that a remarkable legal U-turn is nearing completion, as such an invitation traditionally is a courtesy that doubles as a prelude to indictment. 

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