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The judge overseeing Donald Trump’s fraud trial in New York issued a gag order on people involved in the case Tuesday after the former president tried to bully a court clerk. Trump has leveled attacks against New York Attorney General Continue reading Trump’s Big Mouth Just Cost Him at New York Fraud Trial
Donald Trump kicked off the second day of his fraud trial in New York on Tuesday by essentially admitting to the crimes. New York Attorney General Letitia James sued Trump in September 2022 for fraud, accusing him and his associates Continue reading Blabbering Donald Trump Essentially Admits to Fraud in New York Trial
Mary Trump marked her uncle Donald Trump being found liable for fraud by listing all of his historic accomplishments. New York state Supreme Court Judge Arthur Engoron ruled Tuesday that Donald Trump had committed business fraud and ordered all his Continue reading Mary Trump Brilliantly Drags Her Uncle After New York Fraud Ruling
Mabel never treated the podcast as a job, but she is realizing she might have to, especially what with Oliver and Charles distracted by Death Rattle. Cinda Canning tries to entice Mabel to join her podcast production company, but only Continue reading The Real Horror in “Only Murders in the Building”: The Cost of Living in New York City
“Gee, what a surprise,” Trump tweeted. ““Has anyone informed the so-called (says he has no power to do anything!) Governor @BrianKempGA & his puppet Lt. Governor @GeoffDuncanGA, that they could easily solve this mess, & WIN. Signature verification & call Continue reading New York City Mayor Eric Adams Says He’s Basically Like Gandhi
The bill, introduced by State Senator Liz Krueger, would make New York the first state in the country to regulate “forest-risk” commodities. If it’s passed into law, any company supplying to New York state agencies or contractors—from timber for boardwalks Continue reading How New York Could Help Save Forests Around the World
Ray is a little man living on the margins of big events, for the most part preoccupied with his private dramas but occasionally looking up to realize that the world around him is in convulsions. He’s a paragon of what Continue reading Colson Whitehead’s Ode to 1970s New York