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The billionaire ex-president not only has to pay $540 million in legal fees, he has six mortgages coming due in the next five years.
Not only does the former president have to pay $457 million to New York State, he owes $120 million in debt on a New York property that’s due in 2025.
Donald Trump is on the cusp of adding $2.9 billion to his balance sheet. But it won't help him secure a bond to cover his $455 million fine in New York.
By: Zach Everson
Political action committees associated with Trump have paid $6.9 million to the New Jersey law firm Habba Madaio & Associates.
Trump’s collateral to secure the loans was a combination of cash and investment-grade bonds. Image by ANGELA WEISS/AFP.
By: Zach Everson
Also, what the heck happened to Marjorie Taylor Greene's Truth Social stock?
Campaign Legal Center's complaint comes after the Truth and Courage PAC raked in $630,000 from iHeartMedia, which produces the "Verdict With Ted Cruz" podcast.
While Trump Media & Technology Group's share price tanks, the fledgling company threw itself a party at the former president's Mar-a-Lago club.
By: Zach Everson
The Patriot Legal Defense Fund, which launched in July 2023 to defray the legal expenses of Trump’s allies, submitted its quarterly filing to the IRS on Tuesday.
By: Zach Everson
The president’s salary is well above that of an average American. But is it enough to drive up his net worth?
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