The federal trial against Sean "Diddy" Combs has been progressing quite smoothly despite a few minor disruptions. The other day, the judge had to remove some folks from the courtroom for their behavior. However, on Thursday (June 5), Combs himself got reprimanded for how he behaved.

Judge threatens to remove Diddy from courtroom for staring at jurors, while a former prosecutor doubts conviction.

Jane, the second person to testify in Sean "Diddy" Combs' sex-crimes trial using a pseudonym after a woman named Mia, took the stand on June 5.

The jury in Diddy's federal sex-crimes trial heard testimony from a witness alleging the music mogul dangled her over a 17-story balcony.

Frank Piazza shut down the notion that the notorious hotel beating in 2016 was doctored, while Bryana Bongolan's shaky testimony on cross-examination likely did the feds no favors.

A judge said a lawsuit by former Combs employee Joseph Sherman against accuser Thalia Graves was "patently frivolous.”

The eight-week federal trial is steadily moving along and on time, with several witnesses testifying, but some bumps in the road came on Tuesday.

Greg Mathis didn't sugarcoat a thing when he said Diddy is "much worse than a toxic person," he’s "a monster."