The hush money trial of former President Donald Trump, centered on allegations of financial misconduct to influence the 2016 election, is progressing into its second week in New York. Key developments include the examination of banking records and the testimony of tabloid executive David Pecker, who detailed his involvement in the case during the first week. The trial, which has seen no court sessions on Monday, will resume on Tuesday with banker Gary Farro returning to the stand. Farro's testimony is expected to delve deeper into the financial transactions in question, particularly those involving Trump's former attorney Michael Cohen, who played a significant role in the 2016 campaign. Cohen's dealings include an 'urgent' financial request made in October 2016 to wire $130,000 to Stormy Daniels' lawyer, which prosecutors are scrutinizing closely.