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Scaramucci Claims Trump Is 'Growing Darker' as He Faces Possible Election Defeat
As the 2024 presidential election draws closer, former President Donald Trump is reportedly grappling with the possibility of a second defeat, a reality that is said to be casting a shadow over his campaign. Anthony Scaramucci, who served briefly as Trump's White House communications director before becoming a vocal critic, recently weighed in on Trump's state of mind, suggesting that the former president is struggling to come to terms with the prospect of losing the upcoming election. 
As the 2024 presidential election draws closer, former President Donald Trump is reportedly grappling with the possibility of a second defeat, a reality that is said to be casting a shadow over his campaign. Anthony Scaramucci, who served briefly as Trump's White House communications director before becoming a vocal critic, recently weighed in on Trump's state of mind, suggesting that the former president is struggling to come to terms with the prospect of losing the upcoming election. -
Mar-a-Lago Revenue Soars to $56.9 Million as Trump Capitalizes on MAGA Events
Former President Donald Trump's financial disclosures reveal a significant uptick in revenue from his Mar-a-Lago resort, reflecting the increasing influence the Florida estate has within Republican circles. According to the latest filing, Mar-a-Lago generated $56.9 million in resort-related income this year, up from $52.3 million in the previous period. 
Former President Donald Trump's financial disclosures reveal a significant uptick in revenue from his Mar-a-Lago resort, reflecting the increasing influence the Florida estate has within Republican circles. According to the latest filing, Mar-a-Lago generated $56.9 million in resort-related income this year, up from $52.3 million in the previous period. -
Kamala Harris Promises Crackdown on Food Industry Mergers, Proposes Federal Ban on Grocery Price Gouging
Vice President Kamala Harris is sharpening her focus on high food prices, making it a central issue in her campaign as she prepares to unveil an economic policy speech in North Carolina. On Friday, Harris is expected to propose a federal ban on price gouging in the grocery sector, a move aimed at addressing one of the most pressing concerns for American voters-rising food costs. 
Vice President Kamala Harris is sharpening her focus on high food prices, making it a central issue in her campaign as she prepares to unveil an economic policy speech in North Carolina. On Friday, Harris is expected to propose a federal ban on price gouging in the grocery sector, a move aimed at addressing one of the most pressing concerns for American voters-rising food costs. -
Columbia University President Minouche Shafik Resigns Amid Campus Unrest Over Israel-Hamas War
Columbia University President Minouche Shafik announced her resignation on Wednesday, marking the end of a tumultuous tenure that saw the Ivy League institution gripped by intense protests over the Israel-Hamas war. Shafik, an Egyptian-born economist with an extensive background in global finance, cited the toll of recent events on her and her family as the primary reason for her departure. Her decision comes just months after widespread demonstrations on the Columbia campus led to significant criticism from both pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian groups. 
Columbia University President Minouche Shafik announced her resignation on Wednesday, marking the end of a tumultuous tenure that saw the Ivy League institution gripped by intense protests over the Israel-Hamas war. Shafik, an Egyptian-born economist with an extensive background in global finance, cited the toll of recent events on her and her family as the primary reason for her departure. Her decision comes just months after widespread demonstrations on the Columbia campus led to significant criticism from both pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian groups. -
New Emails Show Hunter Biden Requested U.S. Embassy Support for Burisma Deal During Father’s Vice Presidency
Newly released emails have revealed that Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden, sought assistance from the U.S. government in securing a potentially lucrative energy deal with Burisma, a Ukrainian energy company, while his father was vice president. The emails, disclosed under a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request, show Hunter reaching out to then-U.S. Ambassador to Italy, John Phillips, in 2016, seeking help for a geothermal energy project in Tuscany. 
Newly released emails have revealed that Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden, sought assistance from the U.S. government in securing a potentially lucrative energy deal with Burisma, a Ukrainian energy company, while his father was vice president. The emails, disclosed under a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request, show Hunter reaching out to then-U.S. Ambassador to Italy, John Phillips, in 2016, seeking help for a geothermal energy project in Tuscany. -
NYC's Migrant Crisis Costs Skyrocket Past $5 Billion, Mayor Warns of Doubling Expenses by 2025
New York City is grappling with the financial and logistical burden of a migrant crisis that has already cost the city over $5 billion, with projections suggesting that the total expense could soar to $10 billion by 2025. This unprecedented expenditure, driven by the influx of asylum seekers into the city, has placed enormous pressure on municipal resources, sparking concerns about the long-term sustainability of these efforts. 
New York City is grappling with the financial and logistical burden of a migrant crisis that has already cost the city over $5 billion, with projections suggesting that the total expense could soar to $10 billion by 2025. This unprecedented expenditure, driven by the influx of asylum seekers into the city, has placed enormous pressure on municipal resources, sparking concerns about the long-term sustainability of these efforts. -
Federal Judge Blocks UCLA from Allowing Anti-Israel Protesters to Bar Jewish Students from Campus
A federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction against the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), prohibiting the institution from allowing anti-Israel protesters to block Jewish students from accessing campus facilities. This ruling is the first of its kind, addressing the escalating tensions on American college campuses in the wake of protests against the Israel-Hamas conflict. 
A federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction against the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), prohibiting the institution from allowing anti-Israel protesters to block Jewish students from accessing campus facilities. This ruling is the first of its kind, addressing the escalating tensions on American college campuses in the wake of protests against the Israel-Hamas conflict. -
Texas Sues GM Over Alleged Sale of Driver Data Without Consent
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against General Motors (GM), accusing the automotive giant of unlawfully collecting and selling sensitive driving data from millions of Texas residents. 
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against General Motors (GM), accusing the automotive giant of unlawfully collecting and selling sensitive driving data from millions of Texas residents. -
Trump’s Return to X Sinks Truth Social's Value Amid Investor Concerns
Donald Trump's recent return to the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, appears to have backfired financially, at least for his own social media venture. Following a highly anticipated interview with Tesla CEO Elon Musk on Monday, shares of Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG), the parent company of Truth Social, took a sharp downturn, reflecting growing investor unease about the platform's viability. 
Donald Trump's recent return to the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, appears to have backfired financially, at least for his own social media venture. Following a highly anticipated interview with Tesla CEO Elon Musk on Monday, shares of Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG), the parent company of Truth Social, took a sharp downturn, reflecting growing investor unease about the platform's viability. -
RFK Jr. Barred from New York Ballot Over Residency Dispute, Judge Rules Address a 'Sham'
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a prominent independent presidential candidate, has been barred from appearing on New York's ballot in November after a state judge ruled on Monday that he falsely claimed residency in the state. The decision is a significant setback for Kennedy, who has faced multiple challenges to his candidacy across the country. 
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a prominent independent presidential candidate, has been barred from appearing on New York's ballot in November after a state judge ruled on Monday that he falsely claimed residency in the state. The decision is a significant setback for Kennedy, who has faced multiple challenges to his candidacy across the country.
