‘Does Trump Wear Dentures?’ Former President ‘Slurs Words’ and Speaks With ‘Lisp’ During Musk Interview as Social Media Explodes with Memes

‘Does Trump Wear Dentures?’ Former President ‘Slurs Words’ and Speaks With ‘Lisp’ During Musk Interview as Social Media Explodes with Memes

Donald Trump’s interview with Elon Musk on X sparked a flurry of online activity on Monday when some listeners noticed that the former president appeared to speak with a slight lisp. It was unclear whether Trump was simply misspeaking or if there was an audio problem, as the conversation on X began with multiple technical…

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Imane Khelif’s Former Training Partner Claims Boxer Is ‘Man’ and Was ‘Biologically Altered’ by Living in Algerian Mountains Amid Ongoing Gender Row

Imane Khelif’s Former Training Partner Claims Boxer Is ‘Man’ and Was ‘Biologically Altered’ by Living in Algerian Mountains Amid Ongoing Gender Row

Bulgarian-Nigerian boxer Joana Nwamerue, a former training partner of Olympic gold medalist Imane Khelif, has labeled the Algerian athlete “a man” and made the bizarre claim that Khelif has been “biologically altered” by living in the mountains. The claim comes in the wake of the Paris Games, where both Khelif and Taiwan’s Lin Yu-Ting won…

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NYC’s ‘Night-Life Lawyer’ Who Represented Celebrities in Scandalous cases Found Dead in Car, Amidst Multi-Million Dollar Fraud Scandal

NYC’s ‘Night-Life Lawyer’ Who Represented Celebrities in Scandalous cases Found Dead in Car, Amidst Multi-Million Dollar Fraud Scandal

Salvatore Strazzullo, the 52-year-old attorney known as New York City’s “Night-Life Lawyer,” was found dead in his car on Saturday. His body was discovered in front of his parents’ Brooklyn home. Strazzullo, who was facing multiple criminal charges for allegedly defrauding elderly clients out of millions, became notorious for his high-profile cases involving celebrities and…

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China goes to new extreme in crackdown on bond-market frenzy

China goes to new extreme in crackdown on bond-market frenzy

CHINESE authorities are going to extraordinary lengths to tighten their grip on the world’s third-largest government bond market. In a highly unusual move on Friday (Aug 9), regulators told rural banks in China’s Jiangxi province not to settle recent purchases of government bonds, in order to effectively renege on their market obligations. It was the…

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When Olympic sponsors go rogue

When Olympic sponsors go rogue

WHEN French luxury goods conglomerate LVMH agreed to pay about US$175 million to underwrite the organising committee for the Paris Olympics, the company, owned by France’s richest person, Bernard Arnault, asked for more than any previous sponsor had ever done. Organisers of the Games, desperate for that cash, appeared to have said yes at every…

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