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Son dakika: Trump'a kötü haber! Mahkeme, banka ve sigorta dolandırıcılığına hükmetti

New York Eyalet Mahkemesi Yargıcı Arthur Engoron, ABD’nin eski Başkanı Donald Trump ve Trump Organization’ı ellerindeki malvarlıkların net değerini yıllarca abartarak banka kredileri ve sigorta konusunda daha iyi şartlar elde etmek için bankaları ve sigortacıları dolandırdığına hükmetti

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Trump'ın kardeşi öldü golfe devam etti

3 Kasım’daki başkanlık seçimleri öncesinde anketlerde geride bulunan ABD Başkanı Trump kardeşini kaybetti. Trump, kardeşinin ölümünün ardından golf programına ara vermedi. ABD basını, haftaiçi çok yoğun programı bulunan Trump’ın cenazeye katılıp katılmayacağının belirsiz olduğunu yazdı.

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O fotoğraftan iki kişi kaldı

ABD’de patlak veren ırkçı gerilimde alternatif sağ grupların Beyaz Saray’daki temsilcisi olarak görülen Steve Bannon, Başkan Trump’ın ekibindeki baş stratejist pozisyonundan istifa etti. Bannon’ın istifasıyla Trump, iktidara geldiğinden bu yana çekirdek ekibinde dördüncü kişiyi kaybetmiş oldu. 28 Ocak’ta Oval Ofis’te çekilen fotoğraftan geriye sadece Başkan Trump ve Başkan Yardımcısı Mike Pence kaldı.

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Johnnny Depp kısa filmde Donald Trump oldu

Ünlü oyuncu Johnny Depp, Pazarlık Sanatı adlı kısa filmde, son zamanlarda açıklamalarıyla sık sık gündeme gelen ABD başkanlık seçimlerinde cumhuriyetçilerin adayı Donald Trump'ı canlandırdı.

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Making a bit of history at www.hurriyetdailynews.com

Today, let me beg a little nostalgia for the tools that once defined our trade: manual typewriters, pneumatic tubes to send "copy" to linotype operators, and a device called a "scanograph" that would etch photographs onto press-ready plates.

Back to (mis)manners

Due to the mounting demand and repetitive requests, the Daily News has invited Ms. Manners (a more political and less politically correct version of Miss Manners) to offer guidance on issues that dominate the agenda.

M. Özalp Birol: Solidifying a museum’s future

ISTANBUL -Two years after opening Istanbul’s successful Pera Museum in 2005, the Suna and İnan Kiraç Foundation inaugurated the prestigious Istanbul Research Institute, also run under the steady hand of M. Özalp Birol.

8th Mersin Internatonal Music Festival begins

MERSIN - This year’s Mersin International Music Festival, launched Thursday with a performance of renowned Turkish pianist Fazıl Say, gathers in the city also other prominent musicians, such as the guitarist Al Di Meola. The event, which aims to ’bring polyphonic universal music to the denizens’ and contributes to the dialogue among cultures, will run through June 2.

’Poetry is like a surgical procedure: Brief, precise’

ISTANBUL-’I'm afraid of words,’ says Palestinian poet Mourid Barghouti, one of the guests at this year's International Istanbul Poetry Festival. The event, taking place at various locations, features poetry readings, including one by Barghouti tonight

Eugenios Spatharis: Greek Karagöz player dies

As if I knew. As I was passing by the graceful old house in the central square of Maroussi in the north of Athens, one strong thought passed through my mind: this time I should definitely visit this place, it is just around the corner from my house, it has been there for more than 20 years, it has been visited by every child and adult in the area and I have not done so.

Films put economy in frame at Tribeca

NEW YORK - Movies generally take a long time to make, but thanks to foresight and quick work, several films at the Tribeca Film Festival constitute the first wave of what's sure to be a glut of recession-themed films.

Actor Michael Caine is not the retiring type

ROB WOOLLARD, California - While his upcoming thriller 'Harry Brown' echoes Michael Caine's role in the cult 1969 British gangster film 'Get Carter,' his latest movie, 'Is Anybody There?' is a touching story about the unlikely friendship between an aging magician and a small boy.

Film fest promotes rising Turkish scene

ISTANBUL - The 28th edition of the International Film Festival, the most famous cinematic event in the city, kicks off Saturday. Organized by the Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts, this year's festival will take place in seven movie theaters. 'Due to the crisis we just want to keep the audience number of last year,' says festival director Azize Tan.

GOOD MORNING--TURKEY PRESS SCAN ON MAR 29

These are some of the major headlines and their summaries in the Turkish press on March 29, 2009. Hurriyet Daily News Online does not verify these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.

Yaşar Seyman - The essence of a Turkish lady

ISTANBUL - Yaşar Seyman commands attention whenever she enters a room. Shoulder length dark hair, smiling greeting, usually wearing a suit with a notebook or note pad and pen in hand, not to mention great enthusiasm.

Finding artistry in the collection of garbage

ISTANBUL - If Istanbul is a factory that produces tons of waste everyday, its main recyclers are the freelance garbage collectors who go from street to street, collecting cans, bottles, paper and every other recyclable item directly from the bins.

A place moms call home

ISTANBUL - At a new mom and baby center that feels more like a laidback beach house, the two Turkish owners speak native English and help moms of babies under three. Thursday in Nişantaşõ, I’Baby will show the award-winning documentary ’What Babies Want’.

Sotheby’s completes the purchase of its HQ

ISTANBUL - Sotheby's has completed the purchase of its New York headquarters in a $370 million deal, reported Antiques Trade Gazette, a weekly newspaper of the fine art and antiques industry.

’Silent’ rebel within CHP ranks

As the March 29 local polls approach, the Republican People’s Party, or CHP, keeps up with new moves. The party sees the nationalist-conservative-Islamic trend on rise, especially after the Israeli offensive in Gaza, as a source of additional votes.

Istanbul Mayor Kadir Topbaş aiming for another term

ISTANBUL - Local elections are coming up next month and most people believe that the present metropolitan mayor, Dr. Kadir Topbaş, will handily be reelected for another five-year term.

Turkish PM Erdoğan’s Davos actions divides opinions

Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s outburst in Israeli President Shimon Peres’ face during the World Economic Forum has echoed from the Middle East to the United States. While some Daily News readers argue that Erdoğan moved Turkey closer to the radicals’ camp with Hamas and Hezbollah, others praise his stance as ’honorable’ and ’courageous’.

Construction sector starts to dress down

ISTANBUL-Major construction companies are building economic housing units in the face of the global crisis. This trend also reveals the profile of new projects. Many firms are targeting middle- and upper-middle-income customers in their new construction projects.

Turkey’s new EU chief negotiator Bingöl man claimed by Siirt

ISTANBUL - Egemen Bağış was born in 1970 in Bingöl and we might consider him to have come from there but his family lived in Siirt where his father Abdullah Bağış served as mayor. The people of Siirt claim Egemen Bağış as one of their own just as they claim Emine Erdoğan, the wife of Turkey’s prime minister.