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

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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.
— The Morning Edition live blog team
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