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Dec 20 2025CRYPTO

Tokenization: A Slow and Steady Race

Tokenization is a hot topic in finance. It involves using blockchain to represent real-world assets like stocks and bonds. This allows for fractional ownership and easier trading. Many people think this change will happen quickly. But not everyone agrees. Sidney Powell, co-founder of Maple Finance,

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Dec 20 2025FINANCE

A Math Whiz Takes Charge at Lumixus Canada

Nathaniel Crossfield is now the big boss of investments at Lumixus Canada. He's been around the finance world for over 20 years. People know him for his smart ideas in math-based investing and risk management. Crossfield has worked at some big-name places. Early on, he was into stocks and figuring

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Dec 20 2025HEALTH

New Jersey's Next Governor Pushes for Better Kids' Health Care

New Jersey's incoming governor, Mikie Sherrill, has big plans to improve health care for children across the state. She wants every school-aged kid to get a check-up and the MMR vaccine, which protects against measles, mumps, and rubella. This comes at a time when many families are struggling with r

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Dec 20 2025HEALTH

Health and Community: A Day of Wellness in Everett

Everett is set to host a health fair that goes beyond just check-ups. The Washington West African Center is pulling out all the stops to make health accessible to everyone. This isn't just about vaccines and screenings; it's about bringing people together. The event is happening this Saturday. From

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Dec 20 2025POLITICS

U. S. Politicians Push Pentagon to Blacklist More Chinese Tech Companies

A group of nine U. S. politicians recently sent a letter to the Pentagon. They want the defense department to add more Chinese tech companies to a special list. This list includes companies that the U. S. believes help China's military. The politicians want to add companies like DeepSeek, Xiaomi, a

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Dec 20 2025FINANCE

The United Nations' Money Problem: A Rule That Hurts More Than Helps

The United Nations is facing a unique challenge. A rule that seems outdated is causing trouble. This rule says if the U. N. doesn't spend money because countries pay late or not at all, it has to return that money. This could mean giving back nearly $300 million next year. That's a lot of money, esp

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Dec 20 2025BUSINESS

Portland's Schoolhouse: A Sudden Goodbye

Schoolhouse, a beloved home decor store in Portland, just said goodbye to most of its workers. This news comes after a long time of money troubles at its parent company, Food52. Food52, based in New York, bought Schoolhouse a few years ago for a big sum. But now, things are not looking good. In a q

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Dec 20 2025FINANCE

Genenta's CEO Invests Big: What It Means for the Company

Genenta Science, a company working on new ways to fight cancer, has some news to share. Their CEO, Pierluigi Paracchi, has been buying up shares of the company. Over time, he's picked up 30, 000 American Depositary Shares, or ADSs, through open-market purchases. No sales have been reported, just buy

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Dec 19 2025POLITICS

Ukraine Secures Big Money Boost from Europe

Ukraine just got a huge financial break. European leaders came through with a massive $105 billion loan. This cash will help Ukraine keep things running and fight back against Russia for the next two years. The money comes just in time. Without it, Ukraine would have had to cut back on making drone

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Dec 19 2025CELEBRITIES

Jelly Roll's Journey: From Prison to Pardon

Jelly Roll, the country star, has been granted a pardon by Tennessee's governor. This move acknowledges his efforts to turn his life around after a troubled past. The rapper-turned-singer, whose real name is Jason Deford, has been open about his journey from drugs and prison to redemption. The gove

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