Anthony Scaramucci, former White House Communications Director, predicts that Donald Trump will panic after losing the November 5 presidential election, just three weeks before his New York felony sentencing. Scaramucci’s prediction reflects growing anxieties surrounding Trump’s legal troubles and potential outcomes.
A week marked by significant events in various sectors. A tragic car crash in Pune claimed lives, while a bus accident on the Ambala-Delhi National Highway added to the toll. Political tensions arise as Delhi chief minister’s personnel faces judicial custody and Kolkata braced for unrest. Google’s investment in Flipkart and call for employees to return to the office sent ripples through the business world. Natural disasters and economic indicators made headlines, with Cyclone Remal threatening landfall and gold prices dipping dramatically amid Federal Reserve policies.
Despite facing multiple felony charges and investigations, Hunter Biden was recently photographed vaping in public with friends in Malibu, California. The incident highlights the ongoing legal issues and personal struggles that have plagued Biden, including gun and tax evasion charges, as well as a probe into his business dealings and potential preferential treatment from the Justice Department.
Horn Barbecue, which closed due to a fire and legal troubles, will reopen in downtown Oakland at 464 8th Street. The acclaimed eatery will share a space with Matty’s Old Fashioned, offering a hybrid menu. Horn has resolved a lawsuit with his former business partner and is making payments to settle outstanding debts. Despite financial struggles, Horn received support from a GoFundMe and COVID-19 relief funds.
Former Congressman George Santos has announced that he is withdrawing his candidacy for re-election in New York’s 1st Congressional District. Santos made the decision after facing mounting legal troubles, including federal charges of wire fraud, false statements, and aggravated identity theft. He has maintained his innocence but faces a possible prison sentence if convicted.
