A New York judge will decide whether to delay former President Donald Trump's sentencing in his hush money case, as Trump appeals a separate $5 million judgment for sexually assaulting and defaming columnist E. Jean Carroll. Trump's legal team has been filing multiple motions to delay or remove the case to federal court, all of which have been rejected. The Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity has narrowed the scope of prosecution in Trump's election interference charges, leading to a revised schedule that pushes significant court filings and potential hearings past Election Day. Judge Tanya Chutkan's court proceedings have been marked by sharp exchanges as Trump's lawyers argue against the legitimacy of the indictments. Meanwhile, Vice President Harris's campaign has significantly outpaced Trump's in fundraising, raising $300 million in August.