#384 - Trump’s Criminal Charges Polarise America & Singaporeans Do the Right Thing With Trays
This week, Donald Trump was indicted in a Manhattan court with 34 felony charges in a historic move that has polarised the nation. We discuss the ramifications of the American justice system starting criminal proceedings against an ex-president. Closer to home, a survey has found that a higher percentage of Singapore residents now return their trays after finishing their meals at food centres, and not just because of the new fines that were implemented last year. Are we really becoming a more considerate society, or is there more to these numbers?
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Trump’s Criminal Charges Polarise America
- Trump charges: Hush money paid to porn star, model and doorman
- Trump is being arraigned – here’s what that means, and what happens next
- Trump’s Indictment Could Be Just The Beginning—Here’s A Timeline Of His Upcoming Legal Woes
- Snap Insight: Trump’s arrest will only polarise US politics more
- Prosecuting a president is divisive and sometimes destabilizing – here's why many countries do it anyway
- Donald Trump has been charged. The swamp is finally being drained
Singaporeans Do the Right Thing With Trays
- 78.4% of S'pore residents say they return dirty trays & crockery as it's right thing to do, not due to fine
- "Public Cleanliness Satisfaction Survey 2022"
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