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If Donald Trump is indicted in Manhattan and refuses to show up, he'll be extradited.
Ron DeSantis can't stop extradition from Trump's home in Florida, but he could slow the process.
Florida also has an extradition method that may allow New York prosecutors to sidestep the governor.
Top editors give you the stories ... | DeSantis can't stop Trump extradition from FL to NY if indicted |
A political committee aligned with former President Trump was planning to file an ethics complaint against Gov. Ron DeSantis on Wednesday, accusing him of violating state laws and demanding that he be removed from office, fined, or censured, according to NBC News.
In the 15-page complaint to the Florida Commission on ... | Trump allies to file ethics complaint against DeSantis for 'shadow presidential campaign' |
Sign up for the daily Inside Washington email for exclusive US coverage and analysis sent to your inbox Get our free Inside Washington email Please enter a valid email address Please enter a valid email address SIGN UP I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. Read our privacy no... | Ron DeSantis breaks silence on Trump indictment with quiet dig at 'alleged affair' with Stormy Daniels |
Ron DeSantis sought to have it all sorts of ways Monday on Donald Trump's possible indictment, criticizing the prosecutor in charge of the case but also pointing out that it involves "porn star hush money payments."
The comments drew political attacks from Trump and his allies, who are trying to pressure Republicans f... | Trump's team hits DeSantis over comments on Stormy Daniels case |
PANAMA CITY, Fla. -- Florida's governor on Monday criticized a grand jury investigation into former President Donald Trump as being a "political spectacle," while simultaneously throwing jabs at Trump for paying hush money to porn star Stormy Daniels during his 2016 campaign.
Speaking in Panama City, Gov. Ron DeSantis... | Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis denounces Donald Trump grand jury investigation as 'political spectacle' |
TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) -- Reports have surfaced since the weekend that former President Donald J. Trump, now an official candidate for the 2024 election, could be indicted on charges related to a so-called hush-money payment to porn star Stormy Daniels during the 2016 season.
As the politics of the moment grow more intens... | 'Underage, possibly a man': Trump comments on DeSantis' sexuality as potential Stormy Daniels indictment looms |
Former President Donald Trump took his attacks on Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to a new level Wednesday, as a super PAC linked to the 76-year-old accused his would-be rival of ethics violations tied to what it calls DeSantis' "shadow presidential campaign."
A draft of the 15-page letter by Make America Great Again Inc. ... | Trump allies say DeSantis running illegal 'shadow campaign' for president |
As MAGAworld rages about rumors that Donald Trump will be indicted, Ron DeSantis has stayed quiet.
He's now facing growing calls to defend the former president, who lives in Florida.
Still, it's unlikely that DeSantis can fully block Trump's extradition from the state.
Top editors give you the stories you want -- de... | MAGA blasts DeSantis for staying silent on Trump indictment rumors |
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis sought to distance himself from former President Donald Trump's claim that he would be arrested Tuesday when he was asked about it at a news conference Monday.
"I don't know what goes into paying hush money to a porn star to secure silence over some type of alleged affair. I just can't speak ... | Ron DeSantis, Mike Pence react to Trump's claim that he'll be arrested |
WASHINGTON - An epic Republican confrontation - Donald Trump versus Ron DeSantis - remains on hold, but seems to be drawing nearer.
Trump and his allies are escalating attacks on the Florida governor, including an ethics complaint lodged Wednesday. DeSantis still avoids replying in kind, though allies are starting to ... | Trump attacks DeSantis. How long can the Florida governor ignore him? |
The Hellcat era is ending the same way it began back in 2015: with an obscene amount of horsepower, a devil-may-care attitude, and almost complete indifference toward handling. The 2023 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170--the last of Dodge's Last Call combustion muscle cars--is a 1,025-hp street-legal drag racer that rolls... | 2023 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170 First Look: A 1,025-HP Hell Yeah! |
Dodge is sending its most iconic motor out with a very big bang.
The Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170 is the last V8-powered car the brand will introduce before it stops building them altogether at the end of 2023, and it's a history-making model.
The two-door coupe is powered by a 6.2-liter supercharged V8 that's rate... | Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170 is brand's last V8 muscle car and most powerful ever |
Dodge has built the most powerful and quickest production-ready muscle car in the world, the new Challenger SRT Demon 170. Utilizing the marque's signature 6.2-liter supercharged HEMI V8 engine, the new car has been treated to tweaks and upgrades throughout the engine compartment to take the car all the way to 900 HP a... | Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170: 0-60 In 1.66 Sec |
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Mickey Thompson ET Street R and ET Street Front tires featured on Dodge brand's final "Last Call" vehicle
STOW, Ohio, March 20, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Mickey Thompson Tires played a key role from the ground up in the record-breaking performance of the new 2023 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170, revealed this e... | MICKEY THOMPSON TIRES UNLEASH |
The Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170 is too quick for its own good. The 1,025-horsepower E85-powered muscle car can hit 60 mph in just 1.66 seconds and run a quarter-mile in just 8.91 seconds at 151.17 mph. That's all well and good if you have a private dragstrip, but at a National Hot Rod Association-regulated track, yo... | 2023 Dodge Challenger Demon 170 Is Already Banned From NHRA Quarter-Mile Drags |
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With Dodge's legendary V8-powered muscle cars going out of production at year-end, engineers wanted the last non-electric Dodge Challenger to make a statement. Sort of a very fast, very loud, statement: A final salute to the fuel-burning era. Buyers just might want to attach a parachute.
The Demon 170 will be ... | Last Dodge Challenger makes 1,025 hp, has optional parachute attachments |
When things are working as designed, the fuel sprayed into your car's engine doesn't explode, it burns. That may seem like a subtle distinction, but it's an important one if, say, you want to make 1,025 hp from a 6.2-liter supercharged V-8, as the 2023 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170 does.
To make that much power, Dodg... | Here's Why the 2023 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170 Runs on E85 Fuel |
The Dodge Challenger SRT Demon earned its place in the history books as the world's most powerful muscle car and the world's fastest production car with a 0-60 mph (0-96 km/h) time of 2.3 seconds. Its 840 hp (626 kW / 851 PS) supercharged 6.2-liter engine was also the most powerful V8 in a production car and it enabled... | Dodge Opens The Gates Of Hell With 1,025 HP Challenger SRT Demon 170 |
The clouds in car heaven will soon be filled with tire smoke.
Dodge is discontinuing its V8-powered car models at the end of 2023 and launching the electric Charger Daytona SRT next year.
The performance-oriented brand is sending off the engine configuration with a "Last Call" model being revealed in Las Vegas on Mon... | V8 Dodge muscle cars are going extinct: These were some of the greatest |
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Dodge turned the automotive world on its ear when the manufacturer launched the 840-horsepower SRT Demon in 2018. In addition to brute power, the drag-race-focused Challenger used transmission tricks and drag slicks (OK, so the radials did actually have tread on them) to deliver a muscle ... | 1025-hp Demon 170 is Challenger's tire-melting last call |
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Silicon Valley Bank was the only one that would give Liz Giorgi a line of credit. It was 2019, and Giorgi was launching a new business venture called soona, a virtual photography studio service. Twenty-seven other banks... | Women and minority business owners relied on Silicon Valley Bank when other banks turned them away. Now what? |
Analysts say the SVB collapse will further pressure the declining VC market, but other investors say it's business as usual. (GeekWire Photo / Nate Bek)
Some venture capitalists say it's business as usual for their investment plans in the aftermath of Silicon Valley Bank's downfall.
But analysts with PitchBook wrote ... | Analysts caution that Silicon Valley Bank collapse could further cool declining VC market |
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It's difficult to overstate the influence that Silicon Valley Bank had over the startup worl... | Silicon Valley Bank left a void that won't easily be filled |
A firestorm among the banking sector, including the failures of Silicon Valley Bank and New York's Signature and infusions of capital into First Republic Bank and Credit Suisse, has real estate investors scrambling to figure out what this all means for accessing debt.
"Our house view is that there is certainly a more ... | Real Estate Investors Brace for a Liquidity Squeeze Amid Bank Sector Turmoil |
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The collapses of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank this p... | What the Collapse of Silicon Valley Bank Reveals About Regulation |
Is this a banking crisis - how worried should I be? Published 19 hours ago
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The news is full of emergency meetings, central banks offering credit lifelines and tumbling... | Is this a banking crisis - how worried should I be? |
We know that Silicon Valley Bank collapsed, for the most part, because it failed to manage its interest-rate risk. The bank's subsequent selloff of assets and resulting bank run that caused put in motion the second-largest bank failure in U.S. history.
Knowing this, though, it might also be the right time to look at s... | Silicon Valley Bank's collapse reveals deeper flaws in the venture capital industry |
It doesn't seem fair, does it? Just 15 years after our financial overlords went on a bailout binge, showering bankers with trillions of taxpayer dollars, they're once again riding to the rescue of the rich while the public watches in horror. Did they learn none of the lessons from the 2008 meltdown?
Actually, yes, the... | Yes, Silicon Valley Bank was bailed out. So what? |
It has been a year since the Federal Reserve started to raise interest rates and banks are starting to fall over in the US. Anybody who thinks Silicon Valley Bank was a one-off is deluding themselves. Financial crises have occurred on average once a decade over the past half century so the one unfolding now is if anyth... | Silicon Valley Bank's collapse will not be a one-off - a banking crisis was long overdue |
In the wake of the Silicon Valley Bank collapse, some lawmakers have floated raising the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation's deposit insurance cap of $250,000 if another catastrophic bank failure occurs.
"I think that lifting the FDIC insurance cap is a good move," Democratic Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren sa... | In wake of SVB collapse, lawmakers float raising FDIC insurance cap |
The House Freedom Caucus voiced their disapproval on Monday to any increased guarantees on bank deposits, a proposal that has gained traction in recent weeks since the collapse of two major U.S. banks.
Members of the House Freedom Caucus released a statement Monday stating their concerns of "big government bailouts" r... | House conservatives voice opposition to any increased guarantees on bank deposits |
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