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  Donald Trump paying $750 in income tax shows why he is a billionaire 5 min read   .   Updated: 29 Sep 2020, 08:30 AM IST Bloomberg Trump has long been required to disclose a road map to his assets and liabilities His biggest financial vulnerabilities remain his hotel in Washington, where the pandemic has slowed business, and Doral, a sprawling golf resort in Florida Topics Donald Trump A New York Times story based on  Donald Trump ’s long-sought-after tax data shows he avoided paying income taxes for most of the past two decades and paid only $750 the year he was elected president. That doesn’t mean he isn’t a billionaire. By pairing moneymaking businesses with spectacular money-losers, the Trump Organization has been able to shield profits generated by office properties and “The Apprentice" from tax collectors. It’s a souped-up version of the formula deployed by America’s landlord class for decades. But tax losses are different from operating losses, and t

  While Daniel Craig starrer No Time To Die is yet to be released in theatres this November, rumours about the next instalment is already making rounds. As many names have been thrown around and Tom Hardy is one of the names making rounds for the coveted job in the industry. According to reports, for now, the latest British Spy Action-thriller will give star Daniel Craig a fitting sendoff after five movies of playing the role of a spy. The 52-year-old actor will retire from the role for good after No Time To Die. If a report from The Vulcan Reporter is to be believed, then the studio has already locked in Tom Hardy for the role of James Bond. The Inception star will replace Daniel Craig after  No Time to Die . The report further adds that the studio was supposed to make the official announcement in November, but due to the coronavirus pandemic, that won’t be the case anymore. Now the studio is considering to make the official announcement i

  US President Donald Trump has denied allegations that he sexually assaulted a former model in New York in 1997. Amy Dorris told the UK's Guardian newspaper that Mr Trump groped various parts of her body and forcibly kissed her as she came out of a bathroom at the US Open tennis tournament. Mr Trump's lawyers have denied the claims, branding it an "attempt to attack" him before the election. Multiple women have accused Mr Trump of inappropriate sexual misconduct. The president has denied all of the allegations against him. Ms Dorris, who was 24 years old at the time, said she watched matches with her then-boyfriend Jason Binn in Mr Trump's VIP box. She said she used the bathroom and alleged Mr Trump was waiting for her outside. "He just shoved his tongue down my throat and I was pushing him off. And that's when the grip became tighter and his hands were very gropey and all over my butt, my breasts, my back, every

P hilanthropist Bill Gates, who has   long warned   of the need to prepare for pandemics, is dumbfounded by how poorly the United States has responded to Covid-19. In an interview with STAT, Gates sounded exasperated at times as he described the badly bungled launch of Covid-19 testing, the enlisting of a neuroradiologist — rather than an epidemiologist or infectious diseases specialist — to help guide the White House’s response decisions, and the recent move to discourage testing of people who have been in contact with a known case but who aren’t yet showing symptoms. “You know, this has been a mismanaged situation every step of the way,” Gates said in the wide-ranging interview. “It’s shocking. It’s unbelievable — the fact that we would be among the worst in the world.” He leveled his harshest criticism at Food and Drug Administration Commissioner  Stephen Hahn , who mischaracterized findings from a Mayo Clinic study on Covid-19 and said researchers had seen a 35% su

  Malek plays the villain opposite Daniel Craig's suave British spy in the much-anticipated film directed by Cary Joji Fukunaga. Oscar winner Rami Malek says as the antagonist of the upcoming James Bond movie "No Time to Die", he wanted his character of Safin to be "unsettling". Malek plays the villain opposite Daniel Craig's suave British spy in the much-anticipated film directed by Cary Joji Fukunaga. A video teasing the mysterious villain was released by the makers on Monday. "What I really wanted from Safin was to make him unsettling. Thinking of himself as being heroic... Safin is a formidable adversary. James Bond has to adapt to him," Malek told Entertainment Weekly. Talking about the character Fukunaga said, "What he wants and what he's willing to do makes him a very frightening character, both personally to Bond, but also on a global level." "Fleabag" creator-star Phoebe Waller-Bridge is on board as a co-writer on t

A newly released international trailer for Daniel Craig’s hotly-anticipated final outing as James Bond,  No Time to Die , recaps the star’s acclaimed reign as 007. The upcoming film is  Craig's fifth feature film as Bond , and comes 14 years after the actor made his debut as 007 in 2006's  Casino Royale . Originally set to hit theaters back in April,  No Time to Die   was one of several major film releases pushed back by the coronavirus pandemic. The new film is now set to hit theaters on November 12 th   in the UK, and November 20 th   in North America. With  No Time To Die  finally almost here, it’s a perfect time to look back on the Daniel Craig era of 007 – one that saw the franchise revitalized, modernized, and raised to critical peaks it hadn’t seen since its Sean Connery days. Despite Craig’s own love/hate relationship with the series and its titular character, and the more lukewarm receptions to both  Quantum of Solace   and  Spectre , the

  After making us wait for a long time, five years to be exact, Daniel Craig is coming back one last time as James Bond in No Time To Die and we can’t be excited enough. Leaving us awestruck in four previous Bond films, Daniel Craig as 007, deemed no less than a superhero, has charmed us with his impeccable fashion and swagger. As we wait with bated breath for November, here are five looks from the NTTD trailer that we cannot look away from. The Classic Tux:  If Bond is a superhero, this tux is his cape. From Casino Royale to Skyfall, Daniel Craig doesn’t fail to look sharp and suave while kicking some serious ass in the classic tux. Giving the audience a glimpse into some unfinished business to take care of, we see Bond bring back the signature tux in style. Only the 007 can rock suspenders in a gunfight  : When Terry Jeffords in Brooklyn 9-9 said “who even wears belts anymore?” we agreed. But when 007 gave us a sneak peak into a gunfight while rocking suspenders, we couldn’t a

  After making us wait for a long time, five years to be exact, Daniel Craig is coming back one last time as James Bond in No Time To Die and we can’t be excited enough. Leaving us awestruck in four previous Bond films, Daniel Craig as 007, deemed no less than a superhero, has charmed us with his impeccable fashion and swagger. As we wait with bated breath for November, here are five looks from the NTTD trailer that we cannot look away from. The Classic Tux:  If Bond is a superhero, this tux is his cape. From Casino Royale to Skyfall, Daniel Craig doesn’t fail to look sharp and suave while kicking some serious ass in the classic tux. Giving the audience a glimpse into some unfinished business to take care of, we see Bond bring back the signature tux in style. Only the 007 can rock suspenders in a gunfight  : When Terry Jeffords in Brooklyn 9-9 said “who even wears belts anymore?” we agreed. But when 007 gave us a sneak peak into a gunfight while rocking suspende