There are some twists in former President Donald Trump’s business records trial. No verdict yet after day one of deliberations, but the jury asks to hear the instructions again. Is that a sign of early disagreement? And we look at some questions raised over the judge’s instructions with a former prosecutor.
U.S. officials say they just shut down the world’s largest cybercrime network of its kind, which was secretly using millions of computers worldwide. The United States is now seeking the extradition of a Chinese national, accused of ring-leading a COVID-19 fraud scheme.
In a major blow to democracy in Hong Kong, 14 dissidents are facing life in prison, after a court convicts them of subversion under a Chinese regime imposed law. We have more on the verdicts in the case.
Topics in this episode include:
1. No Trump Verdict After Hours of Jury Deliberations
2. Explaining Jury Instructions in Business Records Trial
3. High Court’s Alito Rejects Calls to Recuse
4. Claim Trump Insisted on Going to Capitol Jan. 6 Challenged
5. NY Boosts Cricket World Cup Security After Threats
6. Chinese National Arrested in Major Covid Fraud Bust
7. 14 Hong Kong Activists Convicted Under CCP Law
8. EU Powers Seek Action Against Iran, Despite US Concerns
9. Risks and Response: Iran’s Potential for Nuclear Weapons
10. IDF Claims Control of Gaza-Egypt Border
11. House Committee to Investigate Rep. Cuellar
12. Army Opens New 155mm Artillery Munitions Plant in Texas
13. NY Prosecutor: Harvey Weinstein May Face New Charges
14. Charges Against Top Golfer Scottie Scheffler Dropped
15. Man With Suspended License Appears in Court While Driving
16. Expo Brings Resources to Small NYC Businesses
17. Tips for College Grads Looking for Jobs
18. Tyson Foods Accused of Hiring Migrants Over US Citizens
19. Flying Cars Could Become a Reality in Tokyo
20. Chinese AI Chatbot Trained on CCP Leader’s Ideology
21. Rare Richard Mille Watch Could Set Record at Auction
22. Library Waives Damage Fees for Pet Perp Pics
