Trump net worth slips to 2.8B amid revenue drop
Bloomberg estimates place Donald Trump at 2.8 billion, down 100 million from last year as income at the Fifth Avenue tower and golf courses falls. The figure, the second decline in two years, comes with his White House tenure and boardroom name removals noted, based on a May 16 disclosure.
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Four dead as Alberta storm floods Virginia network
Heavy rains from the remnants of subtropical Storm Alberta triggered floods across the Southeast and Midwest. In Albemarle County near Charlottesville, a culvert washout left roads washed away and cars swept into Ivy Creek, with at least one body recovered and others still missing. Rescue efforts continued as authorities warned of more flooding and closures across the region.
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Babchenko recounts Ukraine staged murder hoax
Arkady Babchenko described how Ukrainian security services faked his killing to foil a supposed Russia ordered hit. He wore a blood smeared shirt with bullet holes and underwent a morgue staging after a false ambulance call while authorities claimed he was dead.
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Missouri Governor Greitens Resigns Amid Campaign Finance Scandal
Missouri Governor Eric Greitens will resign at 5 p.m. after striking a deal with a prosecutor to avoid trial on a felony campaign finance charge. The agreement includes no admission of wrongdoing and caps a rapid political fall from outsider reformer to scandal resignation.
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Settlement Reaches 210 Million in Twin Cities Church Abuse Case
Attorneys announce a 210 million settlement in the Archdiocese of St Paul and Minneapolis bankruptcy, with more than 400 victims sharing proceeds. The church will pay 40 million and insurers 170 million, with a creditors panel allocating funds and claims to survivors by year end.
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