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- Trump's first of four felony criminal trials is on track to start in mid-April.
- In a loss for Trump, the judge ruled Monday that jurors can hear about a 2015 Trump Tower meeting.
- At the meeting, Trump huddled about hush money with Michael Cohen and a National Enquirer executive.
In a blow to former President Donald Trump's prospects in his upcoming Manhattan felony trial, the judge ruled Monday that jurors can hear about a Trump Tower meeting where prosecutors say Trump was physically present as hush money was discussed.