Eric Trump disclosed that bond issuers laughed at his requests when he sought such a substantial sum.
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South Korea’s Senior Doctors to Resign in Protest Over Medical School Expansion
As the physicians' strike in South Korea grows, medical professors and doctors warn they will cut their hours or quit.
White House Slams Funding Bill Provision That Prohibits US Embassies From Displaying Pride Flags
White House officials pledged to overturn a Republican provision in a federal budget measure that would have banned LGBTQI+ Pride flags from US embassies.
Man Sues Women Over Negative Facebook Posts on FB Group 'Are We Dating the Same Guy'
A man sued 10 women over negative Facebook posts. Here's what the guy complains about. A photo taken on November 17, 2023 shows the logo of US online social media and social networking service Facebook on a smartphone screen in Frankfurt am Main, western Germany.
Elon Musk's X to Pay Legal Bills for Anti-Vaxx Canadian Doctor After the Billionaire Pledges to Help
Elon Musk's X has announced its financial support for Dr. Kulvinder Kaur Gill, a Canadian doctor who previously faced scrutiny from regulators due to her COVID-19-related tweets.
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African businessman Markus Jooste's rise from furniture mogul to scandal-plagued tycoon ends tragically with record fines, investigations, and a shocking death.
In response to the US House passing a TikTok ban bill and amid fears of Chinese retaliation, China has initiated measures to exclude US-manufactured microprocessors, particularly from Intel and AMD.
Michael Jackson's Son in Legal Battle With Grandmother Katherine Over Funds From His Father's Estate
Michael Jackson's son, Bigi "Blanket" Jackson, has asked a court to deny the King of Pop's mother from using his late father's estate money in her ongoing legal battle.
Ahead of the deadline to pay the $454 million civil fraud fine, Donald Trump has vowed to take the fight on the ruling out of New York Attorney General Letitia James' case up to the US Supreme Court if necessary.
After being notified of an arrest warrant against him, a former CEO of Steinhoff was found dead in what authorities suspect to be a suicide.
The passengers aboard the Alaska Airlines Boeing flight, which had a door plug blowout incident midair, received letters from the FBI that told them they might be victims of crimes.
The US House has approved a $1.2 trillion funding package to prevent a government shutdown, with the bill heading to the Senate amid GOP opposition.
Germany will legalize recreational cannabis starting April 1, but it comes with strict regulations, leaving some questioning if it's an April Fool's prank by the government to catch Germans illegally consuming cannabis.
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) recently concluded talks in London to introduce the world's first global emissions tax. The tax, backed by 34 nations, aims to steer the shipping industry toward eco-friendly practices.
