Allen Weisselberg: Why Trump’s 'eyes and ears' money man could be next in the line of fire

In testimony before Congress this week, Michael Cohen cast himself as a central figure in schemes that could threaten the presidency of Donald Trump. The revelations are set to intensify the scrutiny on Weisselberg, Trump’s unassuming 71-year-old chief financial officer, who already is a focus for federal prosecutors in New York. On Wednesday, Cohen specifically identified Weisselberg as helping mastermind a strategy to mask reimbursements to Cohen for his payment to Stormy Daniels, the pornographic film actress who said she had an affair with Trump.

Subaru Recalling 1.3 Million U.S. Vehicles, and Scented Household Products Could Be the Reason

The brake-light malfunction issue affects 2008–2017 Subaru Forester, Crosstrek, and Impreza models in the U.S.

Rep. Ilhan Omar criticized again for alleged anti-Semitism

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Rep. Ilhan Omar came under a fresh round of criticism Friday for remarks about Israel that critics decried as anti-Semitic.

5 Key Moments From Trump and Kim's Second Summit

They reached no new deal

Cohen testimony: Trump's former lawyer will return to give further evidence - 'I will be back'

Michael Cohen says he is committed to the truth and will return to Capitol Hill in March with further evidence, after three days in Washington that has captivated the country. "I am committed to telling the truth and I will be back on March 6th to finish up," Cohen said after that closed door meeting.

Elon Musk Finally Announces the $35,000 Tesla Model 3, but It's Actually $36,200

The new Standard Range model promises 220 miles of range and has a far more basic interior.

Business leaders, lawmakers to Amazon: please come back to NY

Top business leaders, lawmakers and others are urging Amazon chief executive Jeff Bezos to reconsider his decision not to move forward with plans for a new headquarters in New York, to build an "exciting future" for the city. In mid-February, Amazon abandoned its plans for a new headquarters in New York, to be located in the Long Island City neighborhood of Queens, blaming opposition from community leaders angry at the huge subsidies on offer. "New York attracts the best, most diverse talent from across the globe.