Feb 19, 2025 · Manhattan, and all of New York, is SAVED," he wrote. "LONG LIVE THE KING!" The White House then reinforced the message, recirculating it on Instagram and X with an illustration of Mr. Trump wearing a crown on a magazine cover …

Dec 22, 2024 · Legal filings in Manhattan federal court state that the owners of the previous T hotel claimed that the Trump Organization "made fraudulent and false claims to the Panamanian tax authorities" to "cover up its unlawful activities," according to the New York Times. What unlawful activities? Don't you hate AUDITS? Damn it. Another claim?

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Any other defendant who said a fraction of things Trump did--would have his bail revoked. Talk about your two-tiered justice system CNBC reports: Donald Trump on Saturday took aim at two likely witnesses in his upcoming New York hush money trial, testing the boundaries of a …

Feb 3, 2025 · Trump's inauguration was expected to give a shot in the arm to nationalist-populist leaders and parties such as Hungary's Viktor Orban, Slovakia's Robert Fico, Germany's right-wing AfD party and Marine Le Pen and her National Rally party in France.

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Jan 6, 2025 · Trump is in for a lot of bad days this month: Mother Nature is showing her displeasure by dumping 5-10 inches of snow on the Capitol during certification of his election, flags will be at half staff for the first 10 days of his term, and Inauguration Day falls on the Martin Luther King holiday, when we'll be reminded that "the arc of the moral universe is long but it bends towards justice."

Jul 24, 2024 · My point being that Trump was popularly known in NYC back then but not so much on the West Coast back in the day. Ah. Point well remade. Isn't Wolf an East coaster? In any case the locus of the L&O original series was Manhattan, the boroughest of NYC's 5 boroughs. I sincerely do not know how...

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Feb 19, 2025 · And, once again, about 20,000 years ago, when the average global surface temperature was only about 6.1 degrees Celsius cooler than it is today, a several thousand-foot-thick glacier covered Manhattan and the pre-Holocene Hudson River met the, then, ~400-foot lower Atlantic Ocean more than 100 miles further East-Southeast than where the current ...