The Trump Family's Crypto Cash Surge: What's Really Going On?
The Trump family's crypto ventures have taken off, bringing in a fortune. In just half a year, their income skyrocketed from $51 million to $864 million. That's a 17-fold increase!
Most of this money came from selling World Liberty tokens. But here's the catch: some of their investors have shady pasts, including a Chinese crypto fan under investigation for money laundering.
The Trump Brothers' Crypto Empire
The Trump brothers have been busy building their crypto empire. But is this really a good thing? Some people are raising eyebrows. The Trump Organization's income has surged, but at what cost? And who exactly is benefiting from this crypto boom?
Rep. Bennie Thompson Questions Big Tech Funding
Meanwhile, other news is making waves. Rep. Bennie Thompson is questioning Big Tech and media companies for funding Trump's golden ballroom project. This comes at a time when the government is shut down. Is this the best use of money? It's a question worth asking.
Sequoia Capital's Fallout from a Bigoted Tweet
Over at Sequoia Capital, the fallout from a bigoted tweet continues. The company's COO, a practicing Muslim, resigned after leadership failed to act against a partner's offensive remarks. This incident highlights the ongoing struggle for diversity and inclusion in the tech world.
Pentagon Awards Contract to Trump-Tied Drone Company
The Pentagon has awarded a multimillion-dollar contract to Unusual Machines, a drone company tied to Donald Trump Jr. This deal has raised ethical concerns. Is this a conflict of interest? Or just another example of the Trump family's influence?
Expanding Surveillance at Points of Entry
The Trump administration is also expanding surveillance at points of entry. They're collecting biometric data and photos from noncitizens. Civil liberties experts are worried about potential civil rights violations. Is this new policy a step too far?
Trump Administration Takes Copyright Office Director to Supreme Court
The Trump administration is trying to fire the U.S. Copyright Office director. They've taken their case to the Supreme Court. The director believes her firing is linked to her views on AI and copyright laws.
Public Figures Urge Ban on Superintelligent AI Tools
An unusual group of public figures, from Prince Harry to Steve Bannon, have come together to urge a ban on superintelligent AI tools. They're concerned about the potential risks. But is this a realistic solution?
European Regulators Target Tech Giants
European regulators are targeting tech giants like Meta and TikTok. They're accused of breaching transparency rules. Both companies are pushing back, saying the requirements are too burdensome. It's a battle between regulators and tech giants.
Kyrsten Sinema Faces Backlash Over Trump Data Center Remarks
Former Sen. Kyrsten Sinema faced backlash after speaking at a public hearing. She warned Arizonans to support Trump's data center plans or face federal intervention. Her remarks sparked outrage. Is this the kind of leadership we want to see?