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Trump's Raised Fist: What the gesture means which is widely used by fascists, socialists, and communists
Former President Donald Trump has been using the raised fist gesture for decades, including during his indictment in April 2023 and during a campaign stop in Detroit. The gesture has been associated with various groups, including fascists, socialists, communists, Black Power advocates, and golfer Tiger Woods. In the early 20th century, it was associated with socialism, communism, and labor unions. In the 1960s, it became associated with the Black Power movement, and after the 2014 protests in Ferguson and the 2020 murder of George Floyd, it became a potent symbol of Black Lives Matter protesters.
In 'blue wall' push, Biden defiantly says 'I'm not going anywhere' as he slams Trump, Project 2025
President Joe Biden firmly addressed critics within his own party on Friday, affirming his candidacy for reelection and emphasizing the potential dangers of a second term for Donald Trump. At a rally in Detroit, he declared, "I am not done yet," while supporters chanted "don't you quit!" and "we got your back!" Biden reiterated his commitment to running for a second term and aimed to highlight what he believes Trump would do if he returned to the White House.
Donald Trump may owe $100 million from double-dip tax breaks, audit shows
The New York Times and ProPublica revealed that Donald Trump employed a questionable accounting tactic to claim improper tax breaks on his Chicago tower, facing a potential $100 million+ tax bill. In recent months, Trump has also been ordered to pay $83.3 million in a defamation case and an additional $454 million in a civil fraud case brought by New York Attorney General Letitia James.
Trump trial turns to sex, bank accounts and power: Highlights from the third week of testimony
Porn actor Stormy Daniels detailed her alleged 2006 sexual encounter with former US President Donald Trump in court. Trump's defence team challenged Daniels' credibility, questioning her motives and profession. Prosecutors presented evidence linking Trump directly to hush money payments to Daniels, including checks signed with his initials, "DJT." Trump's courtroom behavior drew criticism, leading to fines and warnings.
Will Donald Trump face jail time in Hush Money case if found guilty? Here’s what the experts say
With the commencement of his New York criminal hush money trial scheduled for April 15, former President Donald Trump who has been charged with 34 felony counts is facing the possibility of prison time.
Report: Jealous of Joe Biden's New York event, Donald Trump plans bigger fundraiser at Madison Square Garden
Money plays a very important role in the US Presidential Election and both Joe Biden and Donald Trump are trying their best to collect as much as they can. After a New York fundraiser for the president collected $26 million last week, the former president has vowed to outdo it by holding a bigger event at Madison Square Garden or Yankee Stadium.
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Outpaced by Biden, Trump hopes to rake in $33 million during Florida fundraiser
Trump is inviting wealthy donors to Palm Beach, Florida, home to his Mar-a-Lago estate, for an April 6 fundraiser hosted by New York hedge fund billionaire John Paulson and listing as co-chairs other high-dollar donors such as Las Vegas-based businessman Robert Bigelow, casino mogul Steve Wynn and New York grocery billionaire John Catsimatidis. Guests are being asked to contribute $814,600 per person as a "chairman" contributor or $250,000 per person.
Trump says he has nearly $500 million in cash but doesn't want to use it to pay New York judgment
Former President Donald Trump claimed to have nearly half a billion dollars in cash on Friday, but said he would rather use it for his presidential campaign than to pay off a $454 million civil fraud judgment against him in New York. Trump vowed to fight the verdict all the way up to the U.S. Supreme Court if necessary, as the state may seize some of his assets if he doesn't pay. Trump's lawyers have been trying to excuse him from providing financial guarantees while he appeals the judgment.
Trump says he has nearly $500 million in cash but doesn't want to use it to pay New York judgment
Trump claims $500M cash for campaign over $454M judgment. Legal battles loom as AG James seeks asset seizure. Trump's media business deal could boost wealth to $3B.
Jeffrey Epstein told victim Bill Clinton 'likes them young', unsealed court documents' bombshell revelation
Bill Clinton was referred to as "John Doe 36" more than 50 times. The former US president was photographed with alleged offender Jeffrey Epstein and he flew on his private jet on numerous occasions. Know what Jeffrey Epstein victim Johanna Sjoberg said about Bill Clinton in a 2016 deposition.
In a month, Donald Trump faces first election contest since leaving office
As Iowa's primary nears, Trump leads GOP polls despite legal issues. DeSantis and Haley vie for traction in a field challenging the former president. Iowa kicks off the primary season, with rivals working to dent Trump's lead. Polls suggest Trump's dominance, but opponents hope to close the gap as nomination contests loom. The race centers on Iowa before shifting to other pivotal states, setting the stage for July's Republican National Convention. Biden remains the Democratic front-runner amid limited challenges.
Ivana Trump, first wife of former US President Donald Trump, dies at 73
The couple married in 1977 and divorced in 1992.
Ivana Trump, first wife of former US President Donald Trump, dies at 73
"She was a wonderful, beautiful, and amazing woman, who led a great and inspirational life," Donald Trump wrote on Truth Social. The couple shared three children, Donald Jr., Ivanka and Eric.
Biden roasts Trump and himself at correspondents' dinner
The White House Correspondents' Association dinner, which the pandemic sidelined in 2020 and 2021, returned with Biden as the first president in six years to accept an invitation. Donald Trump shunned the event while in office.
Former Trump Plaza casino, where movie stars used to party, reduced to rubble
According to an AP report, a spot on the Atlantic City Boardwalk where movie stars, athletes and rock stars used to party, and a future president honed his instincts for bravado and hype, was reduced to a dusty pile of rubble on February 17. The former Trump Plaza casino was imploded after falling into such disrepair that chunks of the building began peeling off and crashing to the ground.
Former Trump casino where stars played goes out with a bang
A series of loud explosions rocked the building around 9 a.m., and it started to collapse almost like a wave from back to front until it went straight down in a giant cloud of dust that enveloped the beach and Boardwalk. Overall, it took the structure less than 20 seconds to collapse.
Former Trump Plaza casino where rock stars & celebs used to party will turn into a pile of rubble
The one-time jewel of former President Donald Trump's casino empire will be gone.
Trump can't hang on to lawyers after false election claims
His legal options contesting the election exhausted, Trump still needed a team to represent him in his historic second impeachment trial on a charge that he incited the deadly Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol riot.
Citizen Trump: What will Donald Trump do after White House? President's next steps explained
In the near term and possibly longer, Trump’s post-presidential options will be circumscribed by the fallout over his Jan. 6 speech egging on the crowd that would go on to storm the U.S. Capitol, including a historic second impeachment. If he’s convicted at the upcoming Senate trial, he’ll almost certainly be barred from ever running for federal office again.
57,000 tweets later, it's farewell for @realDonaldTrump
The provocative handle was given birth by a New York real estate tycoon who used it to help him become the 45th U.S. president.
A farewell to @realDonaldTrump, gone after 57,000 tweets
It began with a May 4, 2009, tweet promoting Donald Trump's upcoming appearance on David Letterman's show. It died more than 57,000 tweets later, with Trump using some of his final postings on the powerful platform to commiserate with a pro-Trump mob that besieged the halls of Congress as lawmakers were set to certify his defeat.
Want to press the button to take down Trump's Atlantic City casino? Start bidding
The auction may raise more than $1 million.
From Taj Mahal Hotel and Casino to Steaks, Donald Trump businesses which failed
Trump burnt his fingers in the airline business when he took out almost $250 million loan to buy the air services of Eastern Air Shuttle, including some of its planes which he painted with his name. Trumple shuttle, even with its gold bathroom fixtures, sunk after 24 months.
Donald Trump: The wrecking ball who came to 'fix' America
While polls consistently find that a majority opposes him, Americans who do support Trump express something like adoration. At his large, fervently energetic rallies, the latest chant is simply: "We love you!"
Robert Trump, Donald Trump's younger brother, dies at 71
It is with heavy heart I share that my wonderful brother, Robert, peacefully passed away tonight," Donald Trump said in a statement. "He was not just my brother, he was my best friend. He will be greatly missed, but we will meet again. His memory will live on in my heart forever. Robert, I love you. Rest in peace."
A bankrupt venture: Trump owned a namesake casino 30 years ago
Over two years, he pumped money into the property and prepared it for a grand inauguration in April 1990, which was attended by the likes of pop artist Michael Jackson. By that time over a billion dollar had been spent on the Taj, which Trump had declared would be the “eighth wonder of the world.”
Why Taj Mahal is making headlines
Well, in 2009 Trump had severed most of his ties with the Taj Mahal casino, though he retained a stake in the parent company. In 2016, it officially closed under the ownership of Carl Icahn.
Taj Mahal casino, once owned by Donald Trump, to shut down
The casino, the last of the Atlantic City casinos bearing Trump's name, will close around the first week of September.
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