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Who Is Alina Habba, Named Counselor To President-Elect Donald Trump
Alina Habba served as one of Donald Trump's defence attorneys in the New York hush-money case.
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"He Knew...": Melania Trump Credits Son Barron With Trump's US Presidency Win
Barron Trump, currently a freshman at New York University, faces unique challenges as the son of a high-profile public figure.
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Trump Media Files for ‘TruthFi’ Trademark, Hinting at Expansion into Web3
Trump’s media firm Truth Social has filed for a trademark for ‘TruthFi’, hinting at exploring the Web3 space. As per a report by New York Times, if TruthFi comes into operation, it is likely that Trump’s media organisation could consider acquiring smaller Web3 firms and onboard people familiar with the sector.
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Melania Trump May Not Move To White House Full Time As First Lady. Here's Why
In her second go-round as first lady, Melania Trump is reportedly planning to spend the majority of her time between New York City and Palm Beach.
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Insight: Trump's 2024 Red Wave Explained In Graphs, And Where Harris Fell Short
From New York to the Rio Grande Valley, across big cities like Miami and San Francisco, in college towns and subdivision-dotted exurbs, the US electorate this year shifted unmistakably rightward.
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Donald Trump Defies All Odds, Wins 2024 Election Amid Legal Battles
Donald Trump touted his ability to "get away with it" as a defining theme of his life story when he first ran for president in 2016 -- boasting that he could shoot someone on New York's Fifth Avenue without losing a single vote.
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Donald Trump Cameo Collection: A Look At Politician's Movie Appearances
Trump has made appearances in films such as Home Alone 2: Lost in New York, Across the Sea of Time, Le Cirque: A Table in Heaven, and others
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US Elections: 5 Must-Watch Documentaries That Define Donald Trump's Legacy
Take a look at five documentaries offering varied perspectives on Donald Trump's rise to power, controversies and presidency
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New York Times's "Needle" Points To Trump Win With Projection Of 285 Electoral Votes
The famous election prognosticator, New York Times's "Needle", was projecting an 84 per cent chance of a Donald Trump victory with about 295 electoral college votes based on its data at 10:30 p.m. Tuesday (9 a.m. Wednesday in India).
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US Elections: How George Washington Became The First President Of America
George Washington stood on the balcony of Federal Hall on Wall Street in New York City on April 30, 1789, and took the oath of office, as the first President of the United States.
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1872 US Elections: When An Incumbent President Ran Against A Dead Opponent
The 1872 US election pitted incumbent President Ulysses S. Grant against Horace Greeley, founder and editor of the New York Tribune.
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Bengali Only Indian Language On New York's Ballot Papers
More than 200 languages are spoken in New York, according to the Department of City Planning, backing the claim of it being the melting pot of America.
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US Election: Gaza Emerges As Top Issue For Many New York Muslims
Muslim American voters in New York, like their counterparts nationwide, are increasingly prioritising the Gaza crisis in their voting decisions for the upcoming presidential election.
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"Cesspools Of Blood", "Ganglands": Donald Trump's Assessment of US Cities
Trump has targeted cities like Chicago, Washington, D.C., and Atlanta, referring to them as “cesspools of blood, as per a New York Times report.
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Could Political Betting Swing The US Election?
For centuries there have been cycles of political betting - in 19th century Pall Mall clubs, and in the early 20th century on the floors of the New York and London stock exchanges - punctuated by moves to ban them.
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Who Is Alina Habba, Named Counselor To President-Elect Donald Trump
Alina Habba served as one of Donald Trump's defence attorneys in the New York hush-money case.
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"He Knew...": Melania Trump Credits Son Barron With Trump's US Presidency Win
Barron Trump, currently a freshman at New York University, faces unique challenges as the son of a high-profile public figure.
-
Trump Media Files for ‘TruthFi’ Trademark, Hinting at Expansion into Web3
Trump’s media firm Truth Social has filed for a trademark for ‘TruthFi’, hinting at exploring the Web3 space. As per a report by New York Times, if TruthFi comes into operation, it is likely that Trump’s media organisation could consider acquiring smaller Web3 firms and onboard people familiar with the sector.
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Melania Trump May Not Move To White House Full Time As First Lady. Here's Why
In her second go-round as first lady, Melania Trump is reportedly planning to spend the majority of her time between New York City and Palm Beach.
-
Insight: Trump's 2024 Red Wave Explained In Graphs, And Where Harris Fell Short
From New York to the Rio Grande Valley, across big cities like Miami and San Francisco, in college towns and subdivision-dotted exurbs, the US electorate this year shifted unmistakably rightward.
-
Donald Trump Defies All Odds, Wins 2024 Election Amid Legal Battles
Donald Trump touted his ability to "get away with it" as a defining theme of his life story when he first ran for president in 2016 -- boasting that he could shoot someone on New York's Fifth Avenue without losing a single vote.
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Donald Trump Cameo Collection: A Look At Politician's Movie Appearances
Trump has made appearances in films such as Home Alone 2: Lost in New York, Across the Sea of Time, Le Cirque: A Table in Heaven, and others
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US Elections: 5 Must-Watch Documentaries That Define Donald Trump's Legacy
Take a look at five documentaries offering varied perspectives on Donald Trump's rise to power, controversies and presidency
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New York Times's "Needle" Points To Trump Win With Projection Of 285 Electoral Votes
The famous election prognosticator, New York Times's "Needle", was projecting an 84 per cent chance of a Donald Trump victory with about 295 electoral college votes based on its data at 10:30 p.m. Tuesday (9 a.m. Wednesday in India).
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US Elections: How George Washington Became The First President Of America
George Washington stood on the balcony of Federal Hall on Wall Street in New York City on April 30, 1789, and took the oath of office, as the first President of the United States.
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1872 US Elections: When An Incumbent President Ran Against A Dead Opponent
The 1872 US election pitted incumbent President Ulysses S. Grant against Horace Greeley, founder and editor of the New York Tribune.
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Bengali Only Indian Language On New York's Ballot Papers
More than 200 languages are spoken in New York, according to the Department of City Planning, backing the claim of it being the melting pot of America.
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US Election: Gaza Emerges As Top Issue For Many New York Muslims
Muslim American voters in New York, like their counterparts nationwide, are increasingly prioritising the Gaza crisis in their voting decisions for the upcoming presidential election.
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"Cesspools Of Blood", "Ganglands": Donald Trump's Assessment of US Cities
Trump has targeted cities like Chicago, Washington, D.C., and Atlanta, referring to them as “cesspools of blood, as per a New York Times report.
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Could Political Betting Swing The US Election?
For centuries there have been cycles of political betting - in 19th century Pall Mall clubs, and in the early 20th century on the floors of the New York and London stock exchanges - punctuated by moves to ban them.
