Former President Donald Trump filed an appeal on Monday against a judge’s ruling requiring him to pay over $450 million in the vast civil fraud lawsuit brought by the New York attorney general against his commercial empire.
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In contrast to his testimony of only “ten visits,” an affidavit submitted on Friday by Trump’s legal counsel asserts that Nathan Wade made 35 trips to Fulton County prosecutor Fani Willis’s Hapeville area, based on data obtained from AT&T through a subpoena.
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Left-wing cultural analyst, author, and actor Fran Lebowitz, who has typically remained silent regarding President Joe Biden, gave her assessment of his tenure in a recent interview, expressing that 81-year-old Biden is just “too old” to seek re-election.
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Records from the Harris County medical examiner’s office state that 11-year-old Audrii Cunningham of Texas, who was murdered by her father’s friend, Don Steven McDougal, died from “homicidal violence, including blunt head trauma.”
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According to Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the president of Ukraine, U.S. citizens and other foreign nationals can now enlist in the country’s national guard. Kyiv reportedly wants to “keep its military intact” as it approaches the end of its two-year conflict with Russia.
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The UK-based pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca is being sued for over 70 claims in relation to fatalities or severe injuries that were caused by a reaction to their COVID-19 vaccine.
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