| No Images? Click here   New York’s attorney general sued U.S. President Donald Trump, three of his children and his namesake foundation on Thursday, alleging “persistently illegal conduct” at the nonprofit, including support for Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign. Barbara Underwood, the attorney general, asked a New York state judge to dissolve the Donald J. Trump Foundation, and impose bans on Trump, his sons Donald Jr. and Eric, and his daughter Ivanka from holding leadership roles in New York charities. Underwood said her office’s 21-month investigation, begun under her predecessor Eric Schneiderman, uncovered “extensive unlawful political coordination” by the foundation with Trump’s campaign, as well as “repeated and willful self-dealing” to benefit Trump’s personal, business and political interests. Among the transactions the lawsuit cited as illegal was a $10,000 payment to the Unicorn Children’s Foundation for a portrait of Trump purchased at a fundraising auction in 2014, and $100,000 paid to another charity to settle a legal claim in 2007.   WHAT ELSE IS HAPPENING?The DOJ's watchdog slammed "insubordinate" James Comey for his Clinton email news conference. “We found that it was extraordinary and insubordinate for Comey to conceal his intentions from his superiors,” the report states.James Comey used his personal email for FBI business, the inspector general found. The former FBI director’s use of a private Gmail account for FBI business was “inconsistent” with policy, the Justice Department watchdog said.
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