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A judge in New York decided Monday that the hush-money trial involving former President Donald Trump will begin on April 15.Trump appeared in court Monday morning for a hearing in the case, which accuses the former president of making payments to adult film star Stormy Daniels in exchange for staying silent about their alleged affair. Jury selection had initially been set for Monday, but the trial was put on hold so lawyers could examine tens of thousands of pages of new
stanley deutschland evidence from a previous federal investigation.Trump s lawyers wanted a delay of at least three more months, pushing the trial even further into this year s campaign season. Ultimately, a judge agreed to keep the start of jury selection on April 15.Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has alleged that Trump falsified records in an effort to prevent damaging stories from emerging during the 2016 presidential campaign. Bragg says Trump falsified records to hide payments to attorney
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MILWAUKEE 鈥?About 62,000 unemployed Wisconsin residents were overpaid $44 million dollars betw
stanley mug een April and October, according to the Department of Workforce Development. Many of them waited weeks and months to receive anything, and now they re told to pay some or all of
stanley mug it back. In the case of Stephanie Russell, who lives in Illinois but worked in Wisconsin, the DWD has asked her to pay them $16,200 in what they said are overpayments. They re saying you owe us over $16,000 which I never received, she said.She said she received benefits for three or four weeks before they stopped, adding up to a few hundred dollars, nowhere close to $16,000. Brett Lipshutz of
gourde stanley Shorewood was also overpaid by about $300. I open the letter and it said, We ve overpaid you $292 please pay us back as soon as you can. And I noticed that the letter was dated Oct. 1 and the end of the payment period was on Sept. 30, he said. Lipshutz waited five weeks for his unemployment benefits, two days after the period ends you send me a bill telling me to pay you back After two months of asking for an interview, DWD Transition Director Amy Pechacek answers the I-Team s questionsThe DWD says the $44 million in overpayments is just 1 percent of the total $4.2 billion paid out in unemployment from April to October. They also said in previous years that percentage was higher, about 3 to 5 percent. DWD Transitional Director Amy Pechacek said the department can waive the overpayment if the department is at faul
