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May 28 2026FINANCE

Crypto Listings May Spark a $1 Trillion Market

Jefferies forecasts that the next two years could bring a surge of crypto‑related public offerings, potentially expanding into a $1 trillion market within five years. The bank’s outlook follows its first Digital Assets Investor Conference, where executives from 35 digital‑asset firms met about 15

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May 28 2026FINANCE

Payday Gets a Crypto Twist

Brian Armstrong, the head of Coinbase, just announced that users can now have their salaries sent straight into the platform. The move follows a request from a user back in January 2025, and Armstrong confirmed the feature is live on the company’s app. With this new tool, a paycheck or any chosen

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May 28 2026TECHNOLOGY

SoFi Gives 15 Million Users a Bank‑Backed Digital Dollar

SoFi has added its own dollar‑backed stablecoin, SoFiUSD, to the banking app used by almost 15 million people. It is the first U. S. national bank to hand a stablecoin directly to everyday customers on a public blockchain. The new token can be bought, sold, stored and swapped inside the app. It run

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May 28 2026FINANCE

Memory Tech Overheated, Crypto Slows Down, U. S. Debt Rising

The CEO of a big asset‑management firm said that some computer parts are too expensive right now. He thinks the price jump for chips used in artificial intelligence is not sustainable. He pointed to two companies that have more than tripled in value this year. Their market worth just hit $1 trill

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May 28 2026HEALTH

Birth Records Fail to Show Real NICU Numbers

Many parents think a birth certificate tells the full story of a baby’s start in life. In reality, it often misses key details about the newborn’s care after birth. Researchers examined a large group of birth certificates and compared them with hospital records. They found that the certific

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May 28 2026FINANCE

Japan’s New Bond Plan to Boost Investment

Japan is looking at a fresh way to support its investment agenda by issuing special “bridging bonds. ” These instruments are designed to connect short‑term borrowing with long‑term projects, helping the government fund new initiatives without immediately adding to its debt burden. The idea is not

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May 28 2026ENVIRONMENT

Garden Grove chemical scare: What comes next for public safety?

Last Memorial Day weekend, Orange County had a close call. A storage tank at a local aerospace plant started overheating dangerously, raising fears of a deadly explosion or toxic leak. Authorities scrambled to evacuate 50, 000 people in a hurry, but cooler temperatures and a lucky tank crack helped

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May 28 2026TECHNOLOGY

Meta’s New Paid Upgrades: What’s Really Behind the Push?

Meta isn’t just relying on ads anymore. The company now offers paid subscriptions for Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp, giving users extra perks like custom profiles and story insights. A basic tier costs under $4 a month, while a new AI service charges up to $20 monthly for advanced features. But

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May 28 2026POLITICS

Connecticut Takes a Different Tax Path Than the Federal Government

Connecticut isn't following the federal government's lead on business tax breaks anymore. Starting in 2026, companies in the state won't be able to deduct research and experimental expenses as quickly as the federal rules allow. This move is part of a new state law that separates Connecticut's tax s

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May 28 2026ENTERTAINMENT

How giving back brings people together more than politics ever could

At a high-end Michigan gathering, one speaker argued that unifying Americans might be simpler than politicians think. Instead of debates or policies, the answer could lie in the same values many hold dear: helping those who protect the country. Gary Sinise, best known for a famous war movie role, sh

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