Trump’s Manhattan property values ​​plummet 50% since the start of his presidency

August 23, 2021

Real estate Donald Trump in Manhattan, New York, has lost half of its value since the beginning of his presidency. A study published by real estate website Curbed notes that «the name of the former president turned out to be toxic to the real estate market» of the Big Apple. The authors of the report examined five buildings under the Trump brand in Manhattan, as well as three buildings on…

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Trump’s neighbors demand to ban him from moving to Mar-a-Lago

August 23, 2021

Although Donald Trump has not yet admitted defeat in the election, according to sources, the first lady and the Secret Service are already busy preparing for his post-presidential life in Mar-a-Lago. There is only one problem: neighbors not too eager to move Trump. Moreover, thanks to legal agreements signed by the incumbent president in the 1990s, they could prevent a businessman from making a private club in Florida his next…

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The Capitol was evacuated in preparation for Joe Biden’s inauguration

August 23, 2021

US Capitol in Washington DC , was evacuated during Joe Biden's inauguration rehearsal due to an «external threat.» Eyewitness videos show smoke rising behind the building and hear an alarm. “All buildings inside the Capitol complex: external security threat detected, no entry or exit, stay away from windows and doors. — said the tape — If you are on the street, seek shelter. ” Reporter Jackson Proskow tweeted the incident,…

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An officer defending the Capitol on January 6 committed suicide. This is the suicide of the third police officer

August 23, 2021

The third police officer who responded to the storming of the Capitol on January 6 committed suicide, the Metropolitan DC Police Department confirmed Monday. Gunther Hashida was found dead at his home on Thursday, the department said in a statement sent out to by email. An MPD spokesman confirmed to The Hill that Hashida committed suicide. “The Department is mourning, our thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends…

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Fires in Turkey: Death toll rises to 8

August 23, 2021

Wildfires continue in Turkey: fire raging alongside popular tourist destinations Antalya and Mugla, and the death toll has risen to eight. According to AP, residents and tourists flee the danger in small boats, while the Coast Guard and two warships waited at sea in case a larger evacuation is required. In particular, the authorities asked to continue the evacuation from Turunci, a city in the seaside resort of Marmaris in…

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8 people killed in 20 car crashes in Utah

August 23, 2021

Eight people died and 10 more were seriously injured when a sandstorm caused visibility problems on the roads — leading to a series of 22 car accidents in Utah on Sunday evening, authorities said. The crashes occurred on I-15 near Kanosh , the Utah Department of Civil Service said. Several people were rushed to local hospitals in critical condition, officials said. Authorities did not say how many people were injured,…

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In California, teachers will be required to be vaccinated against COVID-19

August 23, 2021

California Governor Gavin Newsom will announce on Wednesday that teachers and other school workers will either be required to be vaccinated against COVID-19 or undergo regular testing. A new directive that Newsom is due on Wednesday will make California the first state in the country to implements similar rules. Sources told CNN that they will take effect in mid-October. School districts in San Francisco, Oakland, Sacramento and Long Beach have…

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Facebook has blocked dozens of Russian-linked accounts for vaccine disinformation

August 23, 2021

Facebook stated in Tuesday that removed a network of accounts from Russia associated with a marketing firm that aimed to attract influencers to spread misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines. The social network said it had blocked accounts associated with Fazze, a subsidiary of the UK-based marketing company AdNow, which primarily operated from Russia, for violating Facebook's foreign intervention policy. According to Facebook, the company used the platforms primarily for target audiences…

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Dominion Voting Systems Filed 3 Lawsuits For $ 1.6 Billion For Charging Trump Supporters Of Election Fraud

August 23, 2021

On Tuesday morning, Dominion Voting Systems filed three $ 1.6 billion defamation suits against two Trump-backed media networks and a supporter of the ex-president. This is the latest in a series of lawsuits by the company against those it says falsely accused it of rigging the 2020 elections. Complaints were filed against Newsmax and One America News Network, as well as former Overstock CEO Patrick Byrne, who openly supports the…

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The firefighter lied that he had COVID-19, took paid sick leave and went to the water park

August 23, 2021

A Dallas firefighter allegedly lied about having COVID-19 in order to take paid sick leave, and then went to the water park, where he spent nearly $ 1,500 on entertainment, lodging and food. The 38-year-old William Jordan Carter was arrested Friday on theft charges and released on bail. Neither the Dallas Fire and Rescue Service nor the Firefighters Union responded to BuzzFeed News' request for comment. According to a sworn…

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