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Coverage of national and international news, including breaking stories. Coverage of national and international news, including breaking stories. million, which means there s about $16 million unaccounted for. that was unreported to the irs, so he s not paying taxes on that. a lot of that was money that he made from his work for ukraine overseas, and then funneled that through bank accounts in cyprus. we know that he used a lot of those funds to pay for that lavish lifestyle we heard about last week and early this week. things like his ostrich jacket that has gotten so much attention in this trial. who doesn t want an ostrich jacket? ashley parker, as this case moves forward, the question of whether president trump is going to be talking to bob mueller, it seems to be stuck in the mud. this is the president s tweet today. this is an illegal brought rigged witch hunt run by people who are totally corrupt and are conflicted. it was started and paid for by crooked hillary a ....
Potential peace deal. and in his words, the claim that israel has agreed to a cease-fire without its conditions being met is not true. will a pressure campaign from the u.s. and hostage families get him to change his mind? a lot to get to on this monday. we start in delaware where for the second time in less than a week legal wranglings inside a courtroom have the potential to sway voters in what is already an unpredictable, unorthodox and volatile president election. hunter biden s charges linked to a gun purchase in 2018 and the trump hush money trial are very different legally. of course, only one involves a candidate. but politically they are fodder for arguments on both sides over ethics and fuel for the deeply divisive debate over the integrity of our criminal justice system. while trump is wearing his 34 criminal convictions as a badge of honor and raising millions of dollars, the new york times is ....
Stomach. , ., , buyer that has a pretty strong stomach. , . , ., ~ stomach. jasmine, we will talk about this stomach. jasmine, we will talk about this again stomach. jasmine, we will talk about this again in stomach. jasmine, we will talk about this again in the - stomach. jasmine, we will talk about this again in the future l about this again in the future i imagine. thank you for your time. well, let s stay with key decisions made on capitol hill because this weekend saw us house of representatives pass a crucial aid dealfor ukraine. after months of wrangling washington finally approved $61 billion in new military funding to help ukraine combat russia s invasion. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky described the us support as vital , but it is unclear when it will arrive. let s discuss this further. mike coop is chief investment officer for the emea region at morningstar investment management. good morning to you. this is so important, isn t it, for ukraine and for europe, ....
Talked to the new york times in 2022 and he said that i represent everybody, and he put it this way. he said, we have our personal lives and we have our personal politics and i don t apologize for my personal politics. so he will be a staunch defender of the former president once we get to all of the hearings and legal wranglings and eventual trial in georgia. he released this part of the statement from the entire legal team last night saying the events that have unfolded today have been shocking and absurd. he continued to say, we look forward to a detailed review of this indictment, which is undoubtably just as flawed and unconstitutional as this entire process has been. he will be a staunch defender of the former president. there s so much more to come in all of this. we re just really at the beginning. jessica schneider for us. thanks so much. jim? blindsided. the former nfl player whose life story turned into that hit movie the blind side says a key part of the who ....
Court here, the fifth circuit there s still really dealing with the merits of this case they ve set up a really fast tracked briefing schedule on this, and they re scheduled to hear arguments in this case in just about one month. so the takeaway that i m just getting now via paper that i ve just been handed is that the supreme court has in fact, extended this stay, meaning they are extending, putting the lower court ruling on hold, meaning everything remains status quo. there will be no changes to the way that the abortion pill is administered. good news for a lot of doctors and patients who are bracing for any change is good news for the fda and the justice department for us so i can come back with you as i know a little bit more detail. but that s the big takeaway here is that the supreme court is really keeping things as they are. while all of these legal wranglings play out below forest and just to just to clarify, have we gotten word on exactly how long this stay is going to last? ....