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Trump could face arrest as early as Tuesday over hush money payments

Former US President Donald Trump claims that he could face indictment by the Manhattan District Attorney for alleged hush money payments as early as Tuesday. District Attorney Alvin Bragg has not commented on Trump's claims, but the possibility of Trump's arrest raises questions about the process he would be subject to during his arrest and trial, including whether any extraordinary measures would be taken given his unique status. The investigation centers around cash paid to pornographic film star Stormy Daniels before Trump's election win, with Trump facing charges for falsifying business records and violating campaign finance laws.

Study warns 200 US banks at risk of implosion

A new study warns 186 American banks are at risk of a run, similar to that of Silicon Valley Bank. Recent interest rate hikes have decreased the value of US Treasuries, leading to deposit outflows causing bank insolvency. Moody's downgraded the outlook for the US banking system due to the "rapidly deteriorating operating environment."

Banking Crisis: Buffett Advises Biden’s Team, Possible Investment in Reg. Banks

Warren Buffett has reportedly been in talks with officials in President Joe Biden’s administration regarding a possible investment in the US regional banking sector amidst the ongoing crisis. The billionaire investor has a history of aiding banks in crisis and has given advice and guidance on the matter. The talks have centered around finding ways to stem the crisis without resorting to direct bailouts from taxpayers. Representatives for Berkshire Hathaway and the White House have yet to comment.