Trump Organization Charges, Florida Condo Investigation, FEMA Payouts: News You Need To Know

Trump Organization And CFO Allen Weisselberg Expected To Be Charged With Tax Fraud — Trump Tower is home to the Trump Organization. The Manhattan district attorney's office is expected to bring charges against the business and its chief financial officer today.

Good morning, hope everyone's having an excellent start to their Thursday. We have a lot of important stories to bring you. Here's what's top of the agenda:

After a three-year investigation, the Manhattan district attorney is expected to charge the Trump Organization today. The company's chief financial officer surrendered himself to authorities in New York this morning.
Building management was aware of structural problems for years before the collapse of a Florida condo tower. Search and rescue efforts have been paused this morning due to safety concerns.
The Supreme Court has upheld two Arizona provisions that restrict voting.
A probe into FEMA wildfire payouts reveals wide fluctuations in approval rates.
🎧 On today's Up First, NPR's daily news podcast, we bring you reaction to Bill Cosby's release from prison.

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