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Mogul known as the donald trump of russia. Gold stone goes on to say, this is obviously very high level and Sensitive Information but is part of russia and its governments support for mr. Trump. Thats the offer, dirt on hockey gathered by a foreign adversary to help him become president. Trumps junior reply, if its what you say i love it especially later in the summer and from there trump junior and gold stone go on to set up a meeting with what he calls the russian government attorney who is flying over from moscow. Then in the next email, the russia attorney. Several more emails follow befor...

Injury. They dont care about the problems. They dont care about anything. Delay, delay, delay. The house rejects a hardline immigration bill and pushes back the vote on a compromise bill to next week. Highlighting Congress Struggle to pass any sort of legislative fix. I dont know if delaying it until tomorrow gets them more votes. Weve been talking about it for seven months. So to suggest that its going to move any more yes votes will be difficult. You care about money . Were going to follow it. A closer look at how private prisons across the country are cashing in on the president s hardline ...

To develop this weekend. In a phone call back in july, President Trump calling on ukraines president to investigate joe bidens son. Now joe biden wants an investigation into the president s phone call. And as President Trump prepares to travel to new york for the General Assembly, jay inslee will join us. Professor of Political Science the fordham university, and fellow at new american and katie, legal contributor to msnbc. Also joining us from london, nbc news intelligence and National Security correspondent ken delaney. New details emerging overnight. New york times reporting the genesis of ...

THE FORESTER behind a 100-acre woodland planned on the edge of the Pentlands has said it should “improve wildlife” in the area.

While others are exiting the industry, the Veliquette family is putting in new trees in hopes of more sustainable production in the future.