Settlements
Coverage of Settlements in the Nexus archive.
- Trump earned over $1 billion on cryptocurrency and coin ventures last year
The president earned over $1 billion from cryptocurrency and coin ventures last year, surpassing his total income of $600 million in 2024. Financial disclosure forms revealed earnings from crypto, settlements, and resorts exceeded his reported income.
- Israel allocates funds for West Bank settlement expansion, report says
The Israeli government has approved an initial $51 million allocation for planning 69 West Bank settlements and outposts, part of a potential $388 million package. Peace Now criticized the move, stating it bypasses regulations and the decision was postponed to the Security Cabinet, with settlements deemed illegal under international law.
- Are you owed money? Check these 11 settlements
The article highlights 11 settlements where individuals may be owed money. It suggests that receiving extra cash could be beneficial during challenging times.
- Are you owed money? Check these 11 settlements
The article highlights 11 settlements where individuals may be owed money, suggesting they check for potential claims. It emphasizes the appeal of receiving extra cash during challenging times.
- Judge postpones civil trial over deadly collapse of Baltimore’s Key Bridge after late settlements
A federal judge postponed the civil trial regarding the 2024 collapse of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge after last-minute settlements resolved most remaining claims.
- How do debt relief companies negotiate settlements with your creditors?
Debt relief companies may help reduce the amount owed through negotiations, though the process can be unexpected. These companies act as intermediaries to reach settlements with creditors.
- Palestinians appalled as Israel approves settlements in occupied West Bank
Israel has approved 34 new settlements in the occupied West Bank, causing Palestinians to fear losing their land. The decision has sparked alarm among Palestinians who view it as a threat to their territory.