Former President Donald Trump learned Tuesday that his New York City criminal trial will come amid the presidential primary season.

A witness of the deadly Jordan Neely chokehold said in her estimation there was no doubt Daniel Penny acted appropriately.

Liberal Manhattan jurors might have overlooked these posts in their fever to get Donald Trump, but it's doubtful the rest of America will.

It appears there are several parties who are ultimately guilty of contributing to Neely’s death in that subway car – including Neely himself.

The campaign will cover Penny’s legal expenses and vows leftovers will be donated to a mental health organization in New York City.

A fundraiser set up to cover Marine veteran Daniel Penny's legal expenses in his New York subway criminal case topped $2 million on Monday.

The 24-year-old college student was arraigned in New York on a second-degree manslaughter charge in the death of Jordan Neely.

Penny surrendered to police on Friday morning and was released after he appeared in court without entering a plea.

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg announced charges against former marine Daniel Penny on Thursday afternoon.

Daniel Penny's attorneys have previously said that the 24-year-old Marine Corps veteran acted in self-defense.