Trump's legal battles continue with court appearances in multiple cases.

Former President Donald Trump is set to appear virtually in a New York criminal court for the first time since pleading not guilty to 34 felony counts of falsifying business records. He will hear the terms of a protective order barring him from publicly disclosing evidence in the hush money payments case. Prosecutors argued the move was necessary to keep Trump from releasing confidential information in the case. Trump's lawyers argued the protective order was "extremely restrictive," but the judge ruled largely in the DA's favor. The case is expected to go to trial next year.