**FILE** Donald Trump (Gage Skidmore via Wikimedia Commons)
**FILE** Donald Trump (Gage Skidmore via Wikimedia Commons)

Today’s Headlines – January 5, 2024

Trump’s foreign payments, Jan. 6 board game, CEO success, and SNAP benefits boost revealed

Good afternoon! It’s Friday, January 5, and we have some intriguing stories to kickstart your day. From revelations about foreign payments to Trump’s businesses, to a controversial board game based on the Capitol riot, and the inspiring journey of a successful entrepreneur, this newsletter has it all. Let’s dive straight into today’s headlines!

China paid Trump’s business $5.5m, Saudi Arabia $615k, House Dems report

Discover the new documents released by House Democrats revealing millions of dollars in payments from foreign governments to Donald Trump’s businesses during his presidency. Find out which countries were the top contributors and the potential implications of these transactions.

Limited edition board game based on Jan. 6 Capitol riot set for release

Get ready to relive one of the most controversial days in American history with a new board game set to be released this weekend. Find out how players can navigate the events of the Jan. 6 Capitol riot and aim to change the results of the 2020 election in this limited-edition game.

Roger Gore: Serial entrepreneur who built a legacy of faith, integrity, and award-winning products

Meet Roger Gore, the founder and CEO of Alisar Vodka, GNatural Products, and Ruben A. Hill Whiskey & Cigars, who has built a triforce of internationally award-winning products through his faith, integrity, and determination. Learn how Gore’s meticulous nature, hard work, and stick-to-itiveness have helped him overcome obstacles and achieve success in business and as a father.

Legal Aid DC lawsuit pushes Bowser to approve SNAP funding

DC Mayor Muriel Bowser has agreed to a temporary 10% increase in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, after much pressure from advocates and constituents. The increase was mandated in the FY 2024 budget, but Bowser initially resisted due to budgetary concerns and competing obligations.

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