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DONALD TRUMP withdraws Florida lawsuit against New York!!

After a judge imposed sanctions totaling nearly one million dollars on Trump and his legal team in a separate case involving Hillary Clinton, Trump has decided to drop his lawsuit against the attorney general of New York, which was filed in Florida.

That concludes the conflict between New York Attorney General Tish James and former President Donald Trump.

On Friday, Trump's legal team withdrew a lawsuit that James had filed in November in Florida to prevent her from accessing a Sunshine State-based trust that holds many of his business assets.

The former president "hereby voluntarily dismisses his claims in this action," according to the one-page filing.

Just a few weeks earlier, James had filed a lawsuit against Trump, three of his adult children, and his business empire for engaging in dishonest financial practices. She wants an order prohibiting Trump from making real estate transactions in New York for five years and up to $250 million.

Trump has slammed the lawsuit, including after James got a judicial order in November that put an independent watchdog in charge of his business dealings while the New York case is going on. The case is still pending.

Trump's lawyers didn't say why they dropped his lawsuit in Florida right away. However, the federal judge in charge of the case recently called his claims "both vexatious and frivolous."

The same Florida judge also ordered nearly $1 million in sanctions against Trump and his attorney, Alina Habba, on Friday morning in a lawsuit against Hillary Clinton and federal officials.

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is located in the center of South America, near the west coast. It is hot, humid, and full of amazing wildlife and beautiful landscapes.

Here are some fun facts about Ecuador that you may not know about, whether you have heard of the country because of its connections to evolutionary theory or just want to go somewhere hot in the near future!

Its location is implied by its appropriate name.
The word for "equator" in Spanish is the origin of Ecuador's name. Accordingly, the country is bounded by the equator, which explains the high temperatures!
Wildlife and plant lovers will love it.
Ecuador is well-known for its remarkable biodiversity. This is a very dramatic and beautiful country, whether you want to walk across the Galapagos Islands or the Andes.
The capital of Quito is an intriguing place.
Quito, Ecuador's capital, is a fascinating destination on its own. You can experience a rare occurrence by traveling 45 minutes from its center: you can have one foot in the northern hemisphere and the other in the southern hemisphere!
Ecuador has twice impressed UNESCO.
Ecuador has been included twice on the World Heritage List of UNESCO. It is registered not only the Galapagos Islands but also Quito's capital!
Ecuador and Peru did not get along well for a long time.
Ecuador and Peru technically fought each other for a long time. Thankfully, in 1999, issues between the territories were resolved.
Here, Darwin wrote significant works.
Using his ship, the HMS Beagle, Charles Darwin made the famous trips to Ecuador and the Galapagos Islands. He was inspired to write On The Origin of Species, the foundational work of evolutionary theory, during these trips!
If you wear a Panama hat expecting it to be authentically Panamanian, be prepared to be disappointed—or at least surprised! Ecuador is actually where Panama hats are made!
There are a lot of people who live here, but have you seen how many animals there are?
More than 17.6 million people lived in Ecuador in 2020, but that pales in comparison to the wildlife. In addition, there are 106 endemic reptile species and 138 distinct amphibian species in this area!
As a nation, it is thought to be nearly unrivaled in its diversity.
Ecuador is considered to be the most biodiverse state on Earth, with more species per square mile than any other nation. It is believed that Ecuador is home to 15% of all bird species in the world, which is amazing news!