Trump's Legal Problems Might Outlast the Mueller Investigation

The special prosecutor is handing off various deep dives into the bottomless lagoon of slime and corruption that is this administration*. If you have trouble reading this message, view it in a browser.       Trump's Legal Problems Might Outlast Robert Mueller's Investigation   Robert Mueller is handing off various deep dives into the bottomless lagoon of slime and corruption that is this administration* as well as conducting his own investigations. The folks in the Southern District there at the very least clearly believe that the inauguration of the 45th president of the United States to have been an elaborate mechanism for laundering all sorts of money from all sorts of people. Read More           James Brown's Friends and Family Suspect the Music Legend Was Murdered   At least 13 people close to the late singer say they want an autopsy or a criminal investigation of his death. Among the skeptics is Dr. Martin Crawford, who signed Brown's death certificate at an Atlanta hospital in 2006. Crawford told CNN that he never believed Brown died of natural causes. "He changed too fast," Crawford said. "He was a patient I would never have predicted would have coded. ... But he died that night, and I did raise that question: What went wrong in that room?" Read More           Justin Timberlake Looks Cold, Sad, and Stylish as Hell   The Man of the Woods was photographed this past weekend taking a stroll through NYC's TriBeCa neighborhood with a coffee in his hand and a frown on his face—a vibe anyone with Friday night plans can relate to. Timberlake had just celebrated his 38th birthday and was set to play a show at Madison Square Garden that evening, so whether he was getting in the zone for some pelvic thrusts in front of 20,000 people or reflecting on nearly four decades of life, I cannot tell you. What I can tell you is that he looked damn good doing it. Read More           Howard Schultz Would Prefer You Not Call Him a 'Billionaire.'   Like our president, many of our multi-millionaires and billionaires didn't do a lick of work to slide into the F— You Money Club. But even those who have some claim to being self-made—like, say, former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz—have increasingly become a galvanizing force for taxing the rich every time they speak publicly. Schultz did just that on Monday with some doublespeak befitting of our age. Read More           These Are the Best Whiskeys in Every State Right Now   There are now around 2,000 distilleries in America, at least one in each state. As this "craft" micro-distilling boom is only about a decade old, many of today's companies have not yet had the time (or resources) to create a good whiskey. So can any of these smaller outfits that actually distill their own product one day help their state wrest the long-held whiskey crown from Kentucky and Tennessee? The search for the next great American whiskey begins in 2019 with the best distilleries in the 47 states, plus D.C., that aren't Kentucky, Tennessee, or Indiana. Read More           63 Valentine's Day Gifts Your Wife Will Actually, Truly Like   Gifting your wife the right thing for Valentine's Day is a lot of pressure. It should be romantic, but not cheesy; thoughtful, but not overwhelming. Luckily, it doesn't have to be hard for you. That's because we already did the major legwork on your behalf. From something for the fitness junkie to an at-home spa day for the woman who deserves it, there's a gift out there that'll make the woman in your life's day a little brighter. Here are 63 ways to do it right. Read More         Read More on Esquire.com       Follow Us     Unsubscribe  Privacy Notice   esquire.com ©2019 Hearst Communications Inc. All Rights Reserved. Hearst Email Privacy, 300 W 57th St., Fl. 19 (sta 1-1), New York, NY 10019