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Political news from New York
Bruce Springsteen Helps Out-Of-School California Kid In A Very Rock 'N' Roll Way
Bruce Springsteen came through for one California student after she asked him to sign her attendance note at his show in San Francisco earlier this week.
What 'Ripley' Understands About Infiltrating The Rich
In today’s climate, where billionaires are swallowing media companies whole, it seems like every fictional TV or movie plot even marginally concerning wealthy characters must confront a number of familiar questions. Do the have-nots “eat the rich”? Does the story effectively make the audience want to condemn the wealthy or affluence in general?
Why have Trump’s bond documents been rejected – and what does this mean for his legal troubles?
Documents for Donald Trump’s$175m bond in his New York civil fraud case have been rejected and “returned for correction” to the former president due to missing financial information.
Trump fraud bond documents rejected as he is forced to come clean about finances: Live
Donald Trump has seen paperwork related to the $175m bond he posted on Monday to appeal the $464m New York fraud judgement against him rejected and “returned for correction”, according to the New York County Supreme Court.
Jill Biden privately pleas with Joe to stop Gaza’s suffering, report says
First Lady Dr Jill Biden is reportedly one of the strongest voices calling for the end of civilian deaths in Gaza in the White House and has been urging her husband, President Joe Biden, to help cease the violence.
Trump has mystery chat with Saudi Arabia’s Mohammed bin Salman
Donald Trump has recently spoken by phone with Saudi Arabia’s crown prince Mohammed bin Salman, The New York Times reports.
If cover-up is the real crime, Trump’s hush-money charges have a Nixonian ring
Of all of Donald Trump’s charged crimes, spelled out in 88 felony counts – from plotting to overthrow the government of the United States to stealing national security secrets, and obstruction of justice along the way – there is one case that most closely parallels the greatest political crime in American history: his trial in New York, scheduled to begin 15 April, for falsifying business records.