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A New York judge ordered former President Trump to post $454 million on Monday following his months-long non-jury civil trial, which he is appealing.

Eric Trump blasted alleged political corruption among New York officials that have placed his father in a predicament that could lead him to lose some of his assets.

Former President Trump was ordered to post $454 million by the end of Monday following his months-long, non-jury civil trial. But what the 2024 GOP presumpt ...

Pollster Frank Luntz recently hypothesized that New York Attorney General Letitia James would seal Trump's fate as the next U.S. president if she began seizing his assets.

State AG Letitia James says Trump's attempt to shift assets means he can't be trusted to post an IOU rather than a full fraud-judgment appeal bond.

Shannon Stapleton/ReutersDonald Trump is already trying to dodge the colossal $464 million bank fraud judgment, with the former president attempting on Wednesday to appeal the decision without forking over the cash required to challenge the ruling.But as Trump’s lawyers claim he doesn’t have the money to appeal without selling a building, the New York Attorney General claimed Trump is quietly moving his assets to Florida.On Wednesday, the top-line news out of Trump’s bank fr...

Shannon Stapleton/ReutersDonald Trump is already trying to dodge the colossal $464 million bank fraud judgment, with the former president attempting on Wednesday to appeal the decision without forking over the cash required to challenge the ruling.But as Trump’s lawyers claim he doesn’t have the money to appeal without selling a building, the New York Attorney General claimed Trump is quietly moving his assets to Florida.On Wednesday, the top-line news out of Trump’s bank fr...

Donald Trump was ordered to pay $464 million for bank fraud, but he only wants to front $100 million. Now the AG says investigators have caught him moving his business assets.

The vast majority of the $464,576,230.62 judgment — $454,156,783.05 of it, to be exact — is against Trump and his companies.

Donald Trump's $450 million civil fraud judgment was officially entered on Friday, and the countdown has begun on his window to file an appeal and post a bond.