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This Wisconsin-based company is America’s largest independent spice retailer and is spending more on pro-impeachment Facebook ads than anyone, with the exception of the president himself.From Sept. 29 to Oct. 5, the company spent ,000 on pro-impeachment Facebook ads, according to 284

told her Ukrainian officials were alarmed in August that US security aid was being held up — an indication Kiev was aware of the delay earlier than it was reported publicly, according to a deposition transcript released Monday.Laura Cooper, the Pentagon's deputy assistant secretary for Russia, Ukraine and Eurasia, told lawmakers behind closed doors last month that she met with Volker in August to discuss the hold on aid. She said Volker told her in their meeting that he was attempting to lift the hold on the aid by having the Ukrainians deliver a public statement that they would launch the investigations being sought by President Donald Trump.She described Volker seeking a statement from the Ukrainians about opening investigations into election interference that would trigger a release in the aid."I knew from my Kurt Volker conversation and also from sort of the alarm bells that were coming from Ambassador (Bill) Taylor and his team that there were Ukrainians who knew about this," Cooper said, describing the Ukrainians as aware of the freeze on aid in August 2019. "The context for the discussion that I had with Ambassador Volker related specifically to the path that he was pursuing to lift the hold would be to get them to make this statement, but the only reason they would do that is because there was, you know, something valuable."Cooper's deposition was one of three transcripts released Monday by House Democrats. They also made public the interviews last month of two former deputies of Volker, 1521

Tinder's value at the time was set at billion, unchanged from a valuation that had been done two years earlier, despite rapid growth in revenue and subscribers. The suit charges that executives with Match and IAC deliberately manipulated the data given to the banks, overestimating expenses and underestimating potential revenue growth, in order to keep the 2017 valuation artificially low. That manipulation allegedly deprived some early Tinder employees of millions, or billions, of dollars."They lied about the financial performance. They manipulated financial data, and essentially stole billions of dollars by not paying us what they contractually owe us," Rad said in an interview with CNN. "We're here to preserve our rights and to fight for what's right, for what was promised us."The suit does not offer an alternative valuation, and when asked by CNN, Rad refused to give an estimate other than to say it was "multiples" of the billion figure.The suit seeks at least billion in damages, and according to the suit the plaintiffs' options accounted for more than 20% of the company. That would suggest the plaintiffs are alleging that Tinder was undervalued by at least billion, putting its total value at about billion.But Match Group, which is publicly traded and includes Tinder along with other dating apps, has a market cap of only about .5 billion. IAC overall, which is controlled by media magnate Barry Diller and which also includes brands such as Angie's List and The Daily Beast in addition to the services that make up Match, has a market cap of about billion. The price of both stocks slumped immediately after the suit was filed.Tinder's success is driving much of that value. Last week, shares of Match shot up 17 percent in a single day and shares of IAC jumped nearly 8 percent after Match reported huge gains from Tinder. Revenue from Tinder alone was up 136 percent over the last year, coupled with an 81% increase in the number of subscribers. On an investor call about the earnings report, Match's CFO told investors it now expects Tinder to generate 0 million in revenue this year, which he called a "phenomenal achievement." The suit says that is 75 percent higher than the 2018 estimate used in the 2017 valuation. 2277

Trump has promised to rescind protections for those undocumented immigrants and said during the campaign they would have to be deported. Grassroots conservative supporters of the President also fumed that Trump would grant legal status to those undocumented immigrants without securing funding for the border wall, which he continues to promise will be built despite a lack of support in Congress. 397

Their 16 hours of deliberations -- which spilled into rare public view last week -- continued from scratch Monday morning with an alternate juror replacing one who was excused due to vacation plans. 198

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