Tonight the major news for Donald Trump in his New York trials the judge delaying

sentencing until after the election in his hush money convictions what it means

for his case at the same time the former president appearing before a federal appeals court as his lawyers

fight to overturn the $5 million judgment won by writer E. Gene Carroll.

Trump lashing out about the cases, women who accused him of assault and even his own legal team.

Plus the 14-year-old and his father charged in the deadly Georgia shooting at a school appearing in court, the punishment they could face if

convicted, and what the father told authorities when he was interviewed last year.

All of it as the debate over guns heats up on the campaign trail.

Just breaking federal officials, charging a man with attempting to travel to New York

to carry out an ISIS attack against a Jewish center on October 7th, what we've learned.

An American woman killed during a protest in the occupied West Bank, we speak with a

witness who says Israeli soldiers shot her.

The surprise announcement by former Vice President Dick Cheney now saying he'll vote for

Kamala Harris.

Boeing's troubled Starliner spacecraft finally heads home but without the astronauts.

This is NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt.

Good evening and welcome everyone.

Donald Trump will still face American voters in November

having been convicted of multiple felonies,

but any punishment he faces will come after the election.

The judge in what became known as the Hush Money case,

announcing he was postponing his sentencing of the former president

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