Seizure of Russian oligarchs' assets

After Western governments seized assets from Russian oligarchs, there is a debate on what should be done with their yachts.

Billy Ray Cyrus Divorce from Firerose

Billy Ray Cyrus and his ex-wife Firerose have finalized their divorce after a short-lived marriage, with allegations of fraud and abuse. Firerose changed her last name to Cyrus before the divorce. Cyrus was awarded horses, livestock, and vehicles in the settlement.

Paramount Global's Business Strategy and Future Plans

Paramount Global's new co-CEO troika of Brian Robbins, George Cheeks, and Chris McCarthy revealed plans for cost savings through layoffs and selling certain assets. They are looking for a strategic partner for Paramount+ and considering options to strengthen the company's financial position.

Retirement Savings Crisis in the U.S.

A survey by asset management company Schroders found that only 4% of retirees are 'living the dream,' while 4% are 'living the nightmare.' Most retirees fall in between, with concerns about inflation, health-care costs, market downturns, and outliving their savings. Experts warn of a retirement savings crisis in the U.S., as many workers lack adequate savings to maintain their standard of living in retirement.

Legal battle over Trump's assets in New York civil fraud case

Sen. J.D. Vance and Rep. Byron Donalds, both Trump allies, criticized the Biden administration and New York legal system for attempts to seize Trump's assets in a civil fraud case, which was temporarily halted by an appeals court.

Donald Trump's Financial Troubles

Donald Trump's biographer claims the former president's finances will soon be exposed as a sham due to a $454 million fine he owes the State of New York. Trump inflated asset values to gain favorable loan terms, faces seizure of assets if he fails to pay.

Donald Trump's Response to Civil Fraud Case in New York

Donald Trump may be considering doing nothing in response to a civil fraud case against him in New York, as he struggles to raise a $454 million bond. Options include a Chapter 11 filing or letting the deadline pass, risking seizure of his assets by the New York Attorney General. Trump believes he could recover the assets on appeal, but doing nothing poses its own risks.

Donald Trump ordered to pay $464 million for fraud

Former President Donald Trump and his companies have been ordered to pay the state $464 million for fraud, and he may have to sell his assets at 'fire sale prices' to cover the penalty. Trump has criticized the judge and attorney general involved in the case on social media.

Ukrainian Justice Ministers Advocate for U.S. Support Against Russia

Ukrainian justice ministers urge U.S. lawmakers to support Ukraine in its defense against Russia by passing a bill to repossess Russian state assets held in America for the benefit of Ukraine and provide additional aid. The U.S. and its allies froze hundreds of billions of dollars in Russian foreign holdings in retaliation for Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine.

New York Attorney General Letitia James threatens to seize Trump's assets over civil fraud fine

New York Attorney General Letitia James is threatening to seize former President Trump's assets if he can't pay the $354 million civil fraud fine. Trump's legal team has appealed the ruling, and James is prepared to ask the judge to seize his assets if he cannot pay.

Michigan's GOP leadership challenge

Michigan's GOP faces a leadership challenge over alleged mishandling of party assets, winner of Tuesday's GOP primary won't receive all state party delegates.