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U.S. Senators are demanding the Director of National Intelligence to declassify information on TikTok and its parent company ByteDance, citing "significant risks" to U.S. national security.
Donald Trump on Friday claimed to have nearly half a billion dollars in cash — after his lawyers said he doesn't have enough money to post a bond for his $464 million civil fraud appeal. The apparent contradiction could be serious: Trump has just a few days left to get an appeal bond that would stop New York Attorney General Letitia James from starting to collect on the massive judgment. "Through hard work, talent, and luck, I currently have almost five hundred million dollars in cash, a substantial amount of which I intended to use in my campaign for president," Trump wrote in an all-caps Truth Social post Friday morning. He also claimed the judge w
The price of shares in Digital World Acquisition Corp. fell by as much as 12% Friday morning after the shell company's shareholders approved amerger with the social media company owned by former President Donald Trump. DWAC had opened the trading day at $44.20 per share, but tumbled to below $38 at some points after the vote. The newly merged company, Trump Media, could begin trading under the new ticker DJT next week. Trump holds a majority of shares in the new company, which would be worth $3 billion or more given Friday's opening price for DWAC. But the value of his forthcoming shares will be lower if DWAC shares do not recover before the merger is comp
Donald Trump's return to the stock market could be right around the corner.
Senators from both parties say the public should get access to at least some of the sensitive information that U.S. agencies shared at a closed-door classified intelligence briefing Wednesday about the influence and reach of TikTok.
WASHINGTON — A House-passed bill that could potentially ban TikTok in the U.S. won’t be taken up by the Senate anytime soon. In fact, it could take months before any TikTok-related legislation hits the floor in the Democratic-controlled chamber.
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If Donald Trump were "truly unable" to secure an appeal bond in his $464 million business fraud case, he should have pledged his real estate to the courts, the New York attorney general's office said in a court filing Wednesday. Instead, Trump claimed it was "impossible" for him to get a bond, but did not provide any hard evidence for this, the AG's office told a New York appeals court. "Defendants supply no documentary evidence that demonstrates precisely what real property they offered," to potential insurers, the AG's office wrote. Nor did they report "on what terms that prope