Former President Donald Trump held a press conference denying allegations made by writer E. Jean Carroll and his involvement in various legal cases against him, including a defamation lawsuit where he was ordered to pay significant damages. He characterized the legal proceedings as politically motivated attacks aimed at undermining his presidential campaign, calling them 'witch hunts'. Concurrently, a New York judge postponed Trump's sentencing for hush money payments related to Stormy Daniels until after the November 5 election, citing the complexities of the case and the potential for political interference. The sentencing was initially set for September 18, but will now be ruled upon on November 12, with a potential sentencing date of November 26, following Trump's appeal to overturn his conviction. Trump's legal team argues that a recent Supreme Court ruling regarding presidential immunity could influence the outcome of his case. The judge emphasized the need to maintain the integrity of the judicial process amid the upcoming election.