And while he was president, his businesses took money from governments (and others) who wanted things from him.
We don't know all that much about the contents of the documents that Donald J. Trump, former president, was hoarding at Mar-a-Lago. (We also don't know what, if anything, he did with them. Maybe they were just shiny objects that made him feel important. Maybe he really did just pack up in a rush after his autogolpe failed, though that wouldn't explain his repeated refusals to return the stuff.) Some documents are likely personal effects of the former president. Some may be protected by attorney-client privilege. But we do know that some do not fit either of these categories. Some are unequivocally the property of the United States government—of all of us—and among those are some extremely sensitive documents. Dangerously so. |
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Back in my salad days, I carried myself with swagger. The dashing raconteur—that's the role I liked to play. But today, I never turn on the charm the way I used to years ago. These days, I make a conscious effort to mellow my manner in mixed company. I'm talking about man issues, which for decades I had confused with girl problems. That confusion sent me on a quest leading to some of the most desired and objectified women in the world. If I'd read different books, watched different movies, and looked up to different role models as a kid, I might've figured things out earlier. Instead, here I am with my hair turning gray and I'm still revising my understanding of the man I want to be. |
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It's not his default genre, but the master of horror reveals his truest self in his hidden worlds, where he can confront his demons and rewrite his past. |
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Shopping for a simple dining chair sounds easy enough, right? Wrong. The ever-evolving world of online furniture opens up the possibility to have anything delivered to your doorstep, but it also opens up a can of worms of confusion. Somewhere within the clusterf**k of brands out there, I found Levity, a newcomer I was intrigued to know more about. While I love hearing a fresh name in the direct to consumer space, I always think, "how does this differentiate from everything else already on the market?" Well, Levity is here with a new mission I didn't see coming: a chair that can be cleaned in your washing machine. Genius, but are they cool? Are they worth it? The answer is yes. |
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