@#4 ... he was funded by Russian banks. ...

Another view...

Yeah, more local news than anything else.

But, more from the article...

... The Georgian colonial-style mansion on a peninsula in Greenwich was owned by Trump and his ex-wife, the late Ivana Trump, in the 1980s. Donald and Ivana Trump bought the house for $4 million in 1982, equivalent to more than $13 million today when accounting for inflation. Ivana kept the home after their 1992 divorce and sold it in 1998. She wrote about the property in her 2017 book, "Raising Trump," saying that she and Donald Trump checked out estates while flying around in a helicopter.
A waterfront property on 21 Vista Drive, Greenwich was sold on Friday. The home was once owned by former President Donald Trump and his first wife, the late Ivana Trump.

A waterfront property on 21 Vista Drive, Greenwich was sold on Friday. The home was once owned by former President Donald Trump and his first wife, the late Ivana Trump.

The current owners, financier Robert Steinberg and Suzanne Steinberg, purchased the property from Ivana Trump in 1998 for $15 million, around $29 million in today's dollars, and significantly renovated and expanded it, The Wall Street Journal reported.

Rob Johnson of Brown Harris Stevens represented the Steinbergs and confirmed the property closed this past week, adding that the home "represents a truly unique parcel of waterfront property in Greenwich," he said via email. ...

@#73 ... On topic, ...

Because your current alias' off-topic comments revealed an ignorance?

OK, that aside.

.... I believe this is a massive mistake doing this interview. ...

Time will tell.

... She has consistently proven to be terrible off the cuff. ...

You mean, telling the truth instead of "making up stories?"

Yeah, I do look forward to the interview.

Now, when will fmr Pres Trump agree to do a sit-down with 60-Minutes?

... Las Vegas Journal-Review endorses Trump and rebukes Harris ...

Thank-you to the BellRinger current alias for posting this article.

Previously, I was not aware of the dismal endorsements of fmr Pres trump by the news media.

Shining a spotlight upon a weakness.

How will the Trump cult turn this around to be A Good Thing?

@#18 ... Why would Kamala Harris call all people of Italian heritage including Christopher Columbus "itinerant people"? ...

Got links?

Let's start there.

@#21 ... I mean she is a ------ ... ...

... and your current alias knows that ... how?

Another view...

Still more...

... Driving the news: Trump was holding the town hall at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center and Fairgrounds in Oaks, Pa., with South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem when the first medical incident occurred about 30 minutes into the event.

- - - The Republican presidential nominee asked for "Ave Maria" to be played following the first incident at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center and Fairgrounds in Oaks after calling for a doctor, and an instrumental version of the song was played.

- - - After the second disruption, Trump joked "would anybody else like to faint?" before requesting "Ave Maria" again and saying he wished someone could open the doors.

- - - He then asked for Italian opera singer Luciano Pavarotti's version of the song to be played and for it to be turned up louder, a request that was obliged by his staff.

Zoom in: Trump opted to have more music played, rather than take more questions at the event, as he danced to songs including the Village People's "YMCA" and swayed along to Sinead O'Connor's "Nothing Compares 2 U," Rufus Wainwright's version of "Hallelujah" and Guns N' Roses' "November Rain." ...

More from the article...

... The big picture: Trump's campaign hailed the impromptu concert hosted by the GOP presidential nominee who's known for sometimes unorthodox improvisation as "very special," while Vice President Kamala Harris early on Tuesday reposted her team's X post saying he "appears lost, confused" with the comment: "Hope he's okay." ...

Wow.

xkcd?

Woof.

Great tune that just popped up on a playlist here...

@#3 ... Never heard of 'em. ...

Neither did I until the area college station played that fun tune.

It still brings a smile to my face when I hear it.

:)

@#67 ... Well, at least you were man enough to admit ...

As I stated, I admit when I have made an error.

Though, I see nothing "man enough" in such an admission.

It is just me being honest about what I post..

But then I have to ask...

Why is being honest described as being "man enough" by you?

Oh, that raises so many questions.

:)

@#68 ... As the liberals have fled Twitter to their own safe spaces, ...

I've not seen that.

Please be more specific.

Got links?

@#79 ... Existing law gave Biden the tools necessary to not only keep Trump's enforcement initiatives but even further tighten them. ...

Yeah, when it gets to the specifics ...

Pres Biden has reduced the ability of asylum applicants to enter, in spite of fmr Pres Trump killing that bill that said similar things in addition to providing for the hiring of many more border agents..

So, what other tools does Pres Biden have?

@#65 ... Having said that, it is FAR more transparent now than it was under prior ownership and is FAR more open speech than it was under prior ownership. ...

Yeah, if the goal is to promote hatred and violence, yeah, X is now more transparent.

Please explain why your current alias thinks that is a good thing.

I've been watching this play out for a while now.

imo, it is not moving in a direction, at this point, that might suggest a peaceful agreement.

More from the article...

... Diplomatic ties between India and Canada sunk to a new low on Monday as each expelled six diplomats in tit-for-tat moves in an escalating dispute over the killing of an Canadian Sikh activist in Vancouver last year.

Canada has alleged that agents linked to the Indian government were involved in the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a Canadian citizen and prominent campaigner for a sovereign Sikh state " known as Khalistan " in northern India.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) on Monday identified India's envoy as a "person of interest" in its investigation, and Canada's Foreign Ministry asked the diplomat and five others to leave the country. India soon responded in kind.

Trudeau: 'India has made fundamental error'

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Monday evening that India had "made a fundamental error in choosing to use their diplomats and organized crime to attack Canadians."

"As the RCMP commissioner stated earlier, they have clear and compelling evidence that agents of the government of India have engaged in and continue to engage in activities that pose a significant threat to public safety," Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said after the news of the diplomats being sent home.

"This includes clandestine information gathering techniques, coercive behavior targeting South Asian Canadians, and involvement in over a dozen threatening and violent acts, including murder. This is unacceptable," Trudeau said.

He added: "Canada is a country rooted in the rule of law and the protection of our citizens is paramount. We will never tolerate the involvement of a foreign government threatening and killing Canadian citizens on Canadian soil."

Canadian police have charged multiple Indian nationals in Nijjar's murder. ...

More from the article...

... The vast majority of congressional leaders are now Trump loyalists. The days of empowered never-Trumpers are basically over, at least in Congress.

- - - Trump would pursue a dramatic expansion of presidential power " gutting the federal bureaucracy and installing thousands of executive branch loyalists to rip off the guardrails that restrained his first term.

The big picture: We got our hands on a fascinating private presentation by FGS Global, a worldwide communications and public affairs consultancy advising huge clients on how to prep for various election outcomes. The presentation is based on a CIA method of anticipating, understanding and navigating geopolitical outcomes.

- - - FGS uses it to help corporations brace for big, potentially sweeping, changes to policies or regulations in the new government. We realized it would also help Axios readers brace for what's next.

- - - This is the first of four columns exploring the most likely outcomes " and consequences " of the election. It combines our reporting with the FGS "Alternative Futures" analysis.

What to watch in FGS' "MAGA momentum" scenario, with Republicans controlling both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue: ...

@#16 . ... They are in the link I posted above. ...

Can you provide a message number?

I scrolled up to the prior comment from you, and in your messages #8, #12, and #14 I see no links.

What's yer got?

@#58 ... You told me that they did in your prior link. So, was that an intentional lie or you were just too stupid to not know any better? ...

Neither.

When I posted that comment, I had read the apnews.com link's explanation of what fmr Pres Trump had objected to.

That explanation made sense to me.

So yeah, I have no links to the unedited interview.

As I have stated many times in the past, thanks for correcting me on that.

@#76 ... Biden circumvented the Constitution ...

And, yet, the GOP wants Pres Biden to act in a similar manner regarding the southern border?

All the while, they negate a bi-partisan bill to help secure the secure border.