Trump’s Small Biz Rescue Bailed Out Kushner’s Family

By Lachlan Markay, Sam Brodey, William Bredderman, Jackie Kucinich

The PPP program was designed to help small businesses. And it has. But some of the most connected figures in politics also cashed in.

By Pilar Melendez

Amy Cooper will be charged with filing a false police report after calling the police in May on a Black man after he asked her to leash her dog in Central Park, prosecutors said.

By Laura Bradley

“I find it curious that someone would make a public apology but not do it privately,” Moore said.

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By Nick Schager

A docu-fiction hybrid, the new film “Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets” pays loving tribute to the dimly lit, booze-filled watering holes that many folks call home.

By Larrison Campbell

The dire situation in Mississippi—where disease surveillance for HIV has succumbed to coronavirus chaos—could send the larger region into a death spiral.

By Pilar Melendez

Lawyers for Breonna Taylor allege the 26-year-old was targeted in a police operation to gentrify a western Louisville neighborhood across town.

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By Laura Bradley

Several of Cordero’s former castmates, as well as Broadway stars including Lin-Manuel Miranda, Josh Gad, and Ben Platt, remembered the actor’s brilliance and warmth.

By Rachel Olding

The loan poses questions of conflict of interest, given West’s outspoken support for President Donald Trump and the outrageously lavish lifestyle he leads.

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‘HIGH DEMAND’

“Due to high demand and extraordinary interest in this book” by Trump’s niece it will now be published on July 14, the publisher says.

 WHOOPSIE

In a statement, the network apologized for clearly cropping the president out of a 2000 photograph in which he posed with the convicted sex trafficker and his alleged madam.

 HEAD ME OUT

Audio manufacturer Skullcandy has partnered with Tile—the company behind those little Bluetooth trackers—to ensure lost earbuds are a thing of the past.

 RED FLAG

His popularity fell among every demographic group surveyed: Midwesterners, women, white college grads, men, older Americans, Southerners, and those without a college degree.

 ‘LOVE OVER HATE’

“Always deal with the hate being thrown at you with LOVE!” Wallace wrote in his tweet. “Even when it’s HATE from the POTUS.”

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