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A partner in AG Letitia James' office retaliated against Donald Trump's lawyers for claiming there weren't firms that could underwrite a bond for his $454 million decision and his effort to minimize it. Trump asked a judge to postpone the decision pending his appeal, and demanded that the amount be reduced to $100 million. According to a James' office, the broker must have written a letter of attestation that was not authentic due to his personal relationship with Trump. Trump said he didn't give evidence that his property investments would be accepted as collateral. As soon as Monday, James may start seizing Trump assets.

Trump Jr., a 46-year-old American, expressed his displeasure with the threats, saying, 'if this happens to a well-known Democrat, it will not be tolerated and would result in week of news coverage.' Multiple first responders were on the scene at the $9.7 million Jupiter home Trump Jr. shares with girlfriend Kimberly Guilfoyle after he opened the letter and reportedly white powder came flying out, according to The Daily Beast. The test findings of the drug were inconclusive on what it was like, but officials on the scene do not believe it is lethal,' a Trump Jr. spokesperson said.'

Is he still her bodyguard or is it something more? Vanessa Trump was seen driving in Florida with the same man who had been her security detail back when her father-in-law was in the White House when her father-in-law was in charge of her security detail. On Tuesday, Donald Trump Jr.'s 46-year-old ex-wife was seen leaving Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach with a new male companion in the passenger seat.

Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk's most popular candidates for replacement Ronna McDaniel are Donald Trump Jr., Lara Trump, or Vivek Ramaswamy. At the winter meeting in Las Vegas, Nevada, Kirk couldn't say if there are any proposals from disgruntled RNC committee members to push and trigger a vote of no confidence against McDaniel. However, he was more forthcoming with DailyMail.com about his long-running dissatisfaction with McDaniel's leadership within the Republican Party.

According to TMZ, Pawn Stars actor Rick Harrison has spoken out against the death of his son, Adam, who tragically died of an overdose in Las Vegas at the age of 39. The 58-year-old reality star posted a snapshot with his late child on Instagram on Friday, as well as a heartfelt salute. 'You will always be in my heart! Adam wrote, "I love you Adam," the author wrote. His post has received over 114,125 views. Fans and his celebrity pals, including Donald Trump Jr., who wrote, 'I'm so sorry guy,' populated the comment section.'

The prestigious Maryland university is the new target for those opposed to DEI, which is a group of diversity, equity, and inclusion, because it goes against colleges that should prioritize talent over cultural activism. After she apologized for sending a woke hit list email naming all white people, Christians, young, and English-speakers as 'privileged,' pressure on Chief Diversity Officer Dr. Sherita Hill (pictured left) has increased. Kristina Rasmussen, executive director of the anti-identity advocacy group Do No Harm, is requesting that Johns Hopkins abandon the entire diversity department.

According to a recent study by Oversight Committee Democrats, the foreign government invested at least $7.8 million at Trump Organization assets during Trump's term. Trump's former D.C. hotel, Trump World Tower in New York, and Trump Tower, where Trump owns a penthouse apartment, were among the foreign properties attracting foreign funds.

Caitlyn Jenner didn't hold back when she used a term that is considered a slur for people with developmental disabilities when speaking to the eldest son of former President Donald Trump on Thursday. After he used the word in a tweet announcing the release of funds relating to Iran, the 74-year-old former Olympian piggybacked on Donald Trump Jr., who was found jointly guilty with his father and brother Eric Trump for incorrectly reporting the value of Trump family assets in an ongoing fraud lawsuit. Trump Jr. moaned that "you're not allowed to use the R word anymore," although he regretted that it was a "significant piece of our vernacular development,' regardless of your age.'

Robert Card, 40, (right), a perpetrator in a Maine mass shooting that killed 18 people and 13 others (right), killed himself eight to twelve hours before his body was discovered. Officials said that his autopsy report would not be released without family permission. His body was found by a Maine Recycling Corporation plant he was fired from (inset)

The individual of concern in the Maine mass shooting that killed at least 22 people has been named as a certified firearms instructor who spent two weeks in a mental health center over the summer. On Wednesday night, Robert Card, 40, was the subject of a manhunt in connection with the deadly murder in Lewiston, Michigan. The card is from Bowdoin, Maine, a town with a population of just over 3,000 people, and is thought to be an Army Reservist stationed out of Saco. The 40-year-old soldier wrestled with mental health problems, including 'hearing voices' and threatening to shoot up the military training base. He was admitted to a mental health facility for two weeks over the summer.

Fans of the Today Show have retaliated over a tweet that appears to mock singer Britney Spears. Both Britney's backers and viewers of Today's morning show have accused the Nine network's morning service of exacerbating the situation by reposting the same material, originally posted by Donald Trump's son, Donald Trump Jr. Britney Spears, 41, appeared on the morning show with a photo depicting him both before and after.

After issuing a blistering decision that he and his company were involved in'fraud,' Judge Arthur Engoron announced at a hearing on Wednesday that the Trump civil case will go forward on Monday.' Trump had firm proof that he overstated his net worth by as much as $2 billion, according to him. However, he said he was not ready to announce an immediate decision on whether Trump must sell his precious assets. In New York City, his summary decision allowed 10 days to identify receivers to'manage the dissolution' of dissolved Trump businesses.

Both Guilfoyle, a Trump adviser and also the long-time girlfriend of his eldest son Donald Trump Jr., will attend the debate, and no one can stop them. 'I'd just like to see somebody try to prevent Don Jr. and me from going somewhere,' she told Newsmax on Tuesday. Guilfoyle, a Fox News co-cohost, is seeing the ban as a betrayal after she joined the network. Since the former president's announcement that he would not attend the debate, Trump surrogates were barred.

By ringing the bell at the New York Stock Exchange, America's first marketplace PublicSq leadership and top investors commemorated the anti-woke company's going public. The San Diego-based company began trading on the NYSE today under the ticker symbol PSQH. It has attracted conservative heavyweights like Donald Trump Jr. and former Arizona Senate candidate Blake Masters, as well as former Arizona Senator Blake Masters. Michael Seifert, CEO Michael Seifert; Donald Trump Jr.; Kimberly Guilfoyle, who are both equal investors; Nick Ayers, former chief of staff to Vice President Mike Pence; and Omeed Malik, founder and CEO of Farvahar Parners and PublicSq's top financier.

PublicSq, a patriotic, America-first alternative to Amazon, is laying out how it can bring in customers who don't like big 'woke' businesses as the company prepares to go public later this month. The San Diego-based business began in August 2022 and has attracted conservative heavyweights like Donald Trump Jr., an investor and an advisor, and former Arizona Senate candidate Blake Masters. According to excerpts from an investor call obtained by DailyMail.com, PublicSq's leadership and top financiers discussed the company's conservative 'parallel economy,' which they claim distinguishes it from other online auctions.

Former special counsel John Durham spent nearly six hours rehashing the conclusions of his 300-plus page report with the House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday. Durham was selected by then-Attorney General Bill Barr in 2019 to look at misconduct relating to the 'Crossfire Hurricane,' which investigated now-debunked Trump-Russia collusion allegations. In his book, he said four years ago that the FBI opened the flawed investigation 'based on raw, unanalyzed, and uncorroborated intelligence.' Democrats who suggested he was carrying water for Trump, but he defended the FBI and DOJ's integrity in the midst of a blitz from Republicans trying to remove funds from the departments. According to the four-year-long, $6.5 million taxpayer-funded study, the FBI may have only opened a preliminary, not complete probe into ties between the Trump campaign and Russian operatives.

When the California Democrat pressed Adam Schiff on the 2016 meeting between Trump acolytes and Russian agents who claimed to have conflicting details regarding Hillary Clinton, special counsel John Durham said the latter has experience in receiving 'dirt' on political opponents from foreign agents. And at least Trump met with Donald Trump Jr., Jared Kushner, Paul Manafort, and Russian lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya in 2016 -- a meeting between Donald Trump Jr., Jared Kushner, Paul Manafort, and Russian lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya. In the meeting, Jr. is expected to receive "very high-level and sensitive information" that will be incriminating Hillary Clinton. 'People get phone calls all the time from people who claim to have details like that,' Durham said of the contact. This son of a presidential candidate is getting calls from a foreign government who is offering dirt on their key rival.' Is that what you're saying?' The ship was pressed.

As he spoke to the media on Saturday, John Fetterman stumbled over his words, mispronouncing infrastructure, and "delegation." Fetterman, a stroke survivor, struggled before concluding his brief remarks by saying, "bridges all across America are being rebuilt." He was chastised on Twitter for dressing in casual attire when everyone else was wearing suits. It comes just a few days after the troubled senator raised fresh health issues after he stumbled through his remarks regarding the I-95 bridge tragedy.

Senator John Fetterman (pictured), in the newest humiliating moment for the troubled lawman, sparked fresh health worries after struggling to finish his remarks on the I-95 highway demise. Fetterman was asked in a Senate Environment Committee hearing on Wednesday if he had any comments about the overpass tragedy months after he made a headline-grabbing six-week hospital visit for clinical depression. 'I, uh, would just, um, really like to,' you know - the 95, 95, 95. You know?' He replied. In spite of concerns that he has still hasn't recovered from a debilitating stroke in May 2022, the senator's mumbled statement trailed off as he approached the end of his term.

Since being outraged over a promotional tie-in with a transgender social media celebrity, an 'antiwoke' online store claims to have profited from the Bud Light boycott, nearly doubled the number of consumers since being outraged. Bud Light's sales dropped on Tuesday, as PublicSq, which markets itself as a patriotic, America-first alternative to Amazon, saw engagement rockets. According to statistics submitted to the US Securities and Exchange Commission, there were 1,027, 554,339 active consumers on May 31 as compared to March 31.

On Sunday, former President Donald Trump wished 'all' a happy Mother's Day, including the mothers...of the radical left fascists, Marxists, and communists,' but no mention of the mothers of his children was given. Trump, who is running for president once more, has five children from three separate marriages. Donald Trump Jr., 45; Ivanka Trump, 41; and Eric Trump, 39; from his first marriage to Ivana Trump. Tiffany Trump, 29, and Marla Maples followed him several months before they married in 1993. They divorced six years ago. By 2005, the former president had remarried to Melania, with his youngest son, Barron, 17.

According to a Rasmussen Reports poll of 1,000 adults, Bud Light'stepped in a hornet's nest' by obtaining Mulvaney, 26, a controversial TikToker, to sell the low-calorie beer. More than half of respondents (54 percent) favoured the boycott of Anheuser-Busch, the company that makes Bud Light, while 30 percent opposed it. Another 16 percent said they were not sure. A proportionate of respondents (52 percent) said that major corporations give too much attention to transgender issues. Another 18% said they don't get enough focus on the hot topic. Pollsters also found that the company could profit from Mulvaney's skit, but that only 19 percent were more likely to buy Bud Light after Mulvaney's skit, while 19 percent said they were more likely to buy the beer.

Special counsel Jack Smith, who Trump dubbed a 'lunatic' on Tuesday, is being prosecuted in January 6, as well as papers from Mar-a-Lago, giving the former president additional exposure. DA Alvin Bragg's charges in Manhattan were just one of the legal challenges facing Trump. Another investigation by Fulton County, Georgia, by DA Fani Willis is underway.

The San Diego-based business opened nationwide seven months and now houses nearly 50,000 "patriotic" vendors and has processed millions of transactions. It's now drawn conservative heavyweights like Donald Trump Jr., who works as an investor and an advisor, and former Arizona Senator Blake Masters, who works for the organization as an advisor. People must avoid giving their money to businesses that dislike them.' We aren't going to defeat wake corporations by whining on Twitter,' Trump Jr. told DailyMail.com.