Which Countries Are Digging into Their Pockets to Help Ukraine?

On the menu today: I return from vacation just as the headline "President Trump indicted" runs for the fourth time in five months. Our Brittany Bernstein has the story about Trump's indictment in Georgia, and our Andy McCarthy lays out how this particular set of criminal charges — 13 in all — could be the most enduring legal danger for Trump: "Because our federalist system makes the states primarily responsible for the conduct and policing of elections, Fulton County district attorney Fani Willis has an array of state laws that more directly target misconduct in connection with the electoral process. She may have an easier time proving that the same conduct was not only egregious but illegal." Andy also points out that presidents have no authority to pardon state crimes — so neither Trump nor Ron DeSantis nor any other future Trump-friendly president could erase the conviction or ... READ MORE