Trump now owes more than $500m. How will he pay?
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Supreme Court will hear challenge to EPA's 'good neighbor' rule that limits pollution
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments Wednesday in an important environmental case that centers on the obligation to be a "good neighbor."
Letitia James Says She Won’t Hesitate To Seize Trump’s Assets If He Doesn’t Pay Court Fine
New York Attorney General Letitia James on Tuesday said she will request to seize the assets of former President Donald Trump if he doesn’t pay the over $350 million fine a New York State Supreme Court justice imposed on him for engaging in decades of fraudulent business practices.
5 Americanized Dishes That Chinese Chefs Will Never Order
When I was younger, I was made to feel really embarrassed that I had to help out at my parents’ Chinese takeout restaurant in suburban Long Island, New York. I hated that I was a living stereotype, escaping into schoolwork at the tables in the waiting area to get out of tasks like stapling boxes and bagging fried noodles. I resented that I had way more daily parental supervision than my classmates who lived the freer lives of latchkey kids. I was mortified that kids didn’t want to sit next to me on the bus because my winter coats smelled like old fry oil.
Trump was fined $355 million and barred from his NY business temporarily. What happens now?
With a 92-page order issued late Friday, Judge Arthur Engoron dealt Donald Trump a legal and financial blow that could permanently damage the business empire that propelled him to the presidency.
Social Media Reacts To $355 Million Verdict Against Donald Trump
As might be expected, the news that Donald Trump had been fined more than $350 million in damages by the state of New York for decades of fraudulent business practices quickly spread across social media on Friday afternoon.
Furious Trump responds after judge orders him to pay over $350m in fraud case
Former president Donald Trump blasted the decision in his New York civil fraud trial, unsubstantially accusing the Justice who oversaw the trial and the New York attorney general of working together to impose financial penalties on him for political reasons.
Trump Loses It Over $355 Million Judgment In Civil Fraud Trial
Former President Donald Trump reacted to the $355 million judgment in his civil fraud trial in his typical fashion: with a lengthy outburst onTruth Social.