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Journalist Andrea Bernstein said that the two Trump children were well aware of the wrongdoing that prompted allegations of fraud against them in the 2000s.

The Trump-owned vineyard in Virginia reportedly only let go of its undocumented workers at the end of the harvest. A lawyer for one of the laborers alleged it was to protect wine production.

"It is really awful that he just doesn't get it that this is not acceptable," former White House ethics chief Richard Painter told Newsweek.

The latest property, Trump Tower, joins Trump International Hotel and Tower in New York City and a building on Wall Street as Trump Organization properties discovered to have discrepancies between tax records and numbers reported to lenders.

The judge also approved the shuttering of the Trump Foundation, which began a dissolution process last year.

The Saudi government is a part-owner of a company building a Trump-branded property that Kushner's wife Ivanka Trump holds a stake in, a watchdog alleged.

The Washington ethics watchdog CREW is tracking all of President Donald Trump's conflicts of interest while he is in the White House.

"When you sell the hotel it's the single massive transaction instead of all these smaller transactions that add up," former White House ethics chief Richard Painter told Newsweek.

"Istanbul, you've seen the picture of Ivanka Trump and Donald Trump going and opening up Trump Towers," Joe Scarborough said in regards to the president's controversial Syria withdrawal.

"I think that he does a lot of things to save face," former Trump Organization executive Barbara Res said. "There are some things he can't control and he's not at the point where he can control this."

"Congratulations to our extraordinary @TrumpScotlandteam!" Eric Trump tweeted about receiving approval to build a second golf course in Scotland.

Tuesday's decision temporarily halts the trial judge's ruling until a full appellate bench is able to hear arguments from lawyers for both parties.

"Even the appearance of corruption damages our institutions and our faith in government," Republicans for the Rule of Law legal advisor and spokesman Chris Truax said.

The president's son said The Trump Organization, which he runs in his father's absence, has lost out on international deals.

"The felony crime is a serious one," Joyce Vance said. "Most significantly is the threat there is jail time involved."

Citizens for Ethics and Responsibility in Washington has found over 2,300 conflicts of interest resulting from Trump's decision not to divest ownership of his global business empire.

Coulter previously wrote a book entitled "In Trump We Trust" back in 2016, but has since soured on the president.

"It seems like you guys are turning a blind eye to this crime being committed by the president's own companies," Jake Tapper told Mark Morgan, acting commissioner for Customs and Border Protection (CBP).

In 1989, three executives from Trump's casinos and two crew members were killed in a helicopter crash en route to Atlantic City.

According to Axios, the Trump National Doral Golf Club in Miami has been picked by the administration as a finalist for hosting next year's G7 summit.

"He didn't 'win'," tweeted Tribe, "and he's still using the Oval Office to rob us blind and fill his coffers with piles of rubles that put him in debt to our adversaries."

"What is certain is this: no customer should ever be spit upon," Aviary's owner told Newsweek.

His latest tweet came after a Trump-owned venue broke a pledge promising not to use the president's appearances there to drum up publicity.

The Trump Organization "made fraudulent and false claims to the Panamanian tax authorities" in order to "cover up its unlawful activities," the owners of a former Trump hotel said in a legal filing in Manhattan federal court.

"Under an agreement that they had before today's ruling, there are seven days," CNN correspondent Kara Scannell said.

"You know what else has GONE TO SH*T under the watch of the @NYCMayor?" HUD administrator Lynne Patton tweeted.

President Donald Trump reportedly inflated the value of his assets and even claimed New York City's Trump Tower was 10 stories taller than it actually was.

"This is not about the Mueller report," "Morning Joe" host Joe Scarborough said.

"There may be grounds for removal from office or there may be grounds for indictment after he leaves office that the Congress discovers," Schiff said.

The bank's executives were concerned about Deutsche's reputation and a potential public relations fiasco if they were ever faced with seizing the assets of a sitting president.