Japanese musician violently attacked in New York for being “Chinese” 🤬
Tadataka Unno, a New York-based Japanese jazz pianist, was assaulted by eight youths at a subway station on 27 September. It’s now unclear whether the 40-year-old, who suffered serious injuries, including a broken collarbone, will be able to return to performing again.
LONG-CONCEALED RECORDS SHOW TRUMP’S CHRONIC LOSSES AND YEARS OF TAX AVOIDANCE
The Times obtained Donald Trump’s tax information extending over more than two decades, revealing struggling properties, vast write-offs, an audit battle and hundreds of millions in debt coming due.
Trump could end up at Rikers Island jail by the end of 2023 if he loses re-election: Legal experts
More than a dozen investigations are already under way against Trump and his associates, so his potential legal exposure is “breathtaking,” according to New York Magazine columnist Jeff Wise.
He’d probably run off, to Israel (no extradition treaty), to live in the settlements, named after him!
Explosives used on 9/11 say commissioners
Commissioners from the Franklin Square and Munson Fire District, located near Queens, New York, unanimously passed a historic resolution on July 24 that calls for a new investigation into all aspects of 9/11 and which cites “overwhelming evidence” that explosives were planted in all three towers prior to 9/11. The resolution states that the district’s Board of Fire Commissioners “fully supports a comprehensive federal grand jury investigation and prosecution of every crime related to the attacks of September 11…”
Appeals court denies Trump’s rehearing request in emoluments suit
The lawsuit, one of several disputes involving Trump and the Emoluments Clause, claims the president violated the constitutional provision by refusing to put his business assets in a blind trust while in office and profiting off the presidency, to the detriment of industry competitors.
Aid to “Badly Managed” States Versus Aid to “Badly Managed” Wall Street Banks
This latest Wall Street crisis and bailout did not start with the pandemic. It began four months before the first reported death from COVID-19 anywhere in the world.
TRUMP’S FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE SHOWS HIS TRUMP ORG PROMOTION PAYING OFF
The Office of Government Ethics released President Trump’s public financial disclosure (PFD) covering 2019 on Friday, providing a narrow and opaque window into the president’s finances. The form shows the president’s businesses took in at least $446 million last year, up from at least $434 million in 2018. It is possible that Trump’s businesses earned significantly more than this sum, however, because Trump reported income from several sources in ranges and was not required to specify amounts received from particular assets above $5 million. The president spent much of 2019 visiting his properties and praising them during official remarks, and some of the properties he promoted the most saw financial gains.
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