Morning brief: Donald Trump may lose his Trump Tower; Haiti turmoil deepens; and more
Morning news brief
Will Donald Trump lose his lavish Trump Tower in New York? That's the question Americans in and beyond New York are asking after the former US president said he could not cover $454mn in a civil fraud case.The Joe Biden administration said that Washington was working with New Delhi to hold people responsible for the alleged murder plot against Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun. And, winter may have gone in most of the world but the waves of entertainment from Westeros are set to take over the pop culture later this summer. House of the Dragons released its character poster and wants you to pick a team.
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Donald Trump's claim that he cannot raise a $454mn bond to cover the massive fine imposed on him in a civil fraud judgment may soon be disregarded. The lawyers in the New York attorney general's office on Wednesday (March 20) wrote to the state appeals court to do the same.
The United States (US)has started to fly out its citizens from Haiti by helicopter as reports of fresh fighting emerged in the gang-dominated capital of the Caribbean country.There were also reports of fierce gunfire in some of the wealthiest enclaves of Port-au-Prince.
Alabama Governor Kay Ivey on Wednesday (March 20) signed into law a bill that effectively bans Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programmes across public schools, universities, and state agencies, in the latest move of Republican-led laws aimed at restricting diversity efforts across the United States.
The Joe Biden administration in the United States (US) said on Wednesday (Mar 20) that the US was working with India to hold people responsible for the alleged murder plot against Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun. During a Congressional hearing, US Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asian Affairs Donald Lu was asked about this issue, the news agency ANI reported.
Aryna Sabalenka left 'heartbroken' after ex-boyfriend Konstantin Koltsov's tragic death
It has been an emotional last 48 hours for defending Australian Open champion Aryna Sabalenka after news broke of the death of her ex-boyfriend Konstantin Koltsov. The former ice hockey player was found dead on Monday and later the Miami-Dade Police Department said it was an apparent suicide with the athlete having jumped from a balcony at The St. Regis Bal Harbour. The incident has left Sabalenka “heartbroken” who is currently in Miami for the upcoming WTA 1000 event.
Who is it going to be for you?Team Green or Team Black? The new posters ofHouse of the Dragonseason 2 are out andthe makershave made itquite difficult forfans to choose between the two factions.