Monica Lewinsky’s Prom-Like Red Dress Fails To Impress At Tony Awards
Over the past year, Monica Lewinsky has been making more public appearances than usual, and she showed up to the Tony Awards in New York City on Sunday night in a red lace dress.
Monica Lewinsky Offered $1 Million By Las Vegas Museum For Blue Bill Clinton Dress
A museum in Las Vegas is offering Monica Lewinsky $1 million dollars for the dress that she wore during her tryst with then-President Bill Clinton, the New York Daily News reported on the weekend.
Monica Lewinsky In TED Talk on Cyberbullying
VANCOUVER, Canada — Monica Lewinsky on Thursday took her freshly launched fight against cyberbullying to a premier TED gathering known for attracting Internet titans, celebrities and others influencing modern culture.
Monica Crowley Lobby For Ukrainian Oligarch Victor Pinchuk
Conservative pundit Monica Crowley, who backed out of a White House national security job following allegations of plagiarism, is now lobbying on behalf of Ukrainian oligarch Victor Pinchuk, recently filed paperwork suggests.
Money-Laundering Monitor Says Switzerland Has Work To Do
Switzerland has boosted anti-money laundering measures over the last decade but could still do more to prevent financial crime, the inter-governmental Financial Action Task Force (FATF) said on Wednesday.
Money Laundering: London’s Dirty Secret
One Monday in March last year, an announcement by the US justice department caught the attention of a former employee of the Swiss bank BSI.
Money Laundering Critical in Sustaining Synthetic Opioid Epidemic
Increasingly complex money laundering networks play a vital role in sustaining the synthetic opioid trade, which is linked to tens of thousands of deaths globally each year. A new report says authorities are not doing enough to fight back. The Financial Action Task Force is an intergovernmental task force focused on money laundering and terrorist…
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Money Laundering and Nepotism Rule in NGOs Run by Rabbi Yitzhak Goldknopf
Up until 2015, some of the NGOs managed by newly-elected Israeli lawmaker Yitzchak Goldknopf served as a kind of go-between for obtaining public funds. Two of those NGOs, the Association of Jerusalem Talmud Torahs and the Society of Talmud Torahs, recieved roughly 120 millions shekels a year (roughly $35 million) from the state to operate…
DetailsMoney From IDF Submarine Deal Will Reach Iranian Hands
Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman (Yisrael Beytenu) responded in the Finance Committee to the revelation that some of funds spent on the new submarine deal with Germany will end up in the hands of Iran.
Money From Chinese and Russian Oligarchs Blamed For Distorting Housing Market
In Vancouver, British Columbia, the price of a single-family home has soared so fast over the past few years that even many well-paid local workers have been pushed out of the city.