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Trump’s lawyers landed a significant credibility blow when Michael Cohen admitted he “stole” from the Trump Organization. But at what cost?

Michael Cohen could have faced prison time if he'd been convicted of stealing from Donald Trump -- as he admitted to doing in court, according to experts.

Cohen testified that he’s thought about running for Congress and worked on a reality television show about his life

Michael Cohen's admission that he had stolen from his then-boss could hurt his credibility with jurors

‘I was angered because of the reduction in the bonus and so I just felt like it was self-help.’

Trump 's former fixer Michael made a string of startling admissions in court on Monday, where he is the key witness linking the former president to a plot to hide porn star hush money payments.

Prosecution rested its case in former US president's hush-money trial, as defence finished cross-examining Cohen.

A quick recap of the day and what to look forward to tomorrow {beacon} Evening Report Monday, May 20 © Angela Weiss/Pool Photo via AP/Andres Kudacki Prosecution rests after a tough day on the stand for Michael Cohen Prosecutors for the…

Prosecutors rest case after ex-fixer Michael Cohen says he knew paying Stormy Daniels violated the Federal Election Campaign Act

Judge Juan Merchan is speaking about whether or not to restrict the testimony of a Federal Election Commission (FEC) expert, who the defense wanted to call.

A legal analyst for CNN claims Michael Cohen’s admission that he stole money from the Trump Organization is actually “more serious” than the falsified business records charges the former president faces.

Michael Cohen, Trump's former attorney, further damaged his credibility in court when he admitted to stealing thousands from the Trump Organization.

Donald Trump's onetime fixer Michael Cohen finished testifying Monday in the hush money trial in New York, bringing the first-ever criminal trial of a former president one step closer to completion.

Gutless Greene will do anything it takes to stay in Trump's favor.

Michael Cohen testified that he stole from the Trump Organization when he returned to the witness stand for the end of his cross-examination Monday at Donald Trump’s hush money trial in Manhattan.

Donald Trump looks 'desperate to make his point' when speaking to the press outside court, while Michael Cohen looks to keep silent, body language expert Judi James observes

CNN's Elie Honig said Monday that Michal Cohen's admission to stealing from Donald Trump was worse than the former president's alleged crimes.

Michael Cohen was asked about profiting while working for Donald Trump and in the years since profits from criticizing him.

Prosecution evidence is helping to back up Donald Trump's former attorney's claims

Michael Cohen, Donald Trump's former attorney and "fixer," is back on the stand Monday for what is expected to be his last day of testimony at the former president's "hush money" criminal trial. CBS News' Robert Costa breaks down the…