Prosecutors increase pressure on longtime Trump ally to cooperate in investigations

Manhattan District Attorney's office may charge Allen Weisselberg, CFO of Trump Organization, with perjury for allegedly false statements in 2020 interview.
Weisselberg has refused to provide information against former President Donald Trump, prompting warning of perjury charges from prosecutors.
Weisselberg's cooperation could aid criminal and civil probes into Trump's finances.
Prosecutors are also considering unrelated insurance fraud charges against Weisselberg.
The new charges appear aimed at persuading Weisselberg to testify against Trump.