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Holscher, a state senator, overcame a more well-known Republican who had Trump's endorsement in the state that has gone to the GOP in most other statewide races.
Read moreThe proposed radical overhaul of the welfare system would move under-25s off the main sickness benefits.
Read moreCoinDCX is under scrutiny after the ED alleged it routed customer funds through USDT to foreign exchanges without proper authorization.
Read moreForward’s November 9 snapshot shows a 16.8% discount on its in-the-money share count, while the broadest count includes conditional warrants. Read the full story on CryptoSlate Understand the crypto stories that matter and what to watch next. Get The Catalyst in your inbox
Read moreArthur Hayes said he was increasing crypto exposure ahead of Anthropic’s expected stock market debut next week. His near-term optimism followed earlier warnings about AI spending and a potential government rescue that he believed could benefit crypto. Hayes Builds Crypto Positions Ahead of Anthropic Debut Arthur Hayes, co-founder of cryptocurrency derivatives exchange Bitmex and chief […]
Read moreIn 1976, the hit boxing drama turned its star and screenwriter, Sylvester Stallone—an unknown who was "completely broke"—into a major star.
Read moreAmerican saves match point in 7-6, 4-6, 7-5 victory Pegula advances as compatriot Gauff is eliminated Hot-mic controversy adds spice to Andreeva semi Jessica Pegula saved a match point en route to a gritty 7-6 (7-2), 4-6, 7-5 win over Linda Noskova on Thursday to advance from her round-robin group at the WTA Finals and send fellow American Coco Gauff packing from the season-ending championships. Pegula hit a career-high 16 aces while Wimbledon champion Noskova committed a career-high 15 double faults in a see-saw battle that lasted two hours and 45 minutes at the tournament, which was moved fr
Read moreSenator Josh Hawley wants a nationwide construction pause until households are protected from rising power bills, even as Congress advances legislation designed to accelerate America's already massive AI infrastructure buildout.
Read moreBitcoin Magazine DOJ’s Operation TorNado Arrests 354 and Seizes $234 Million in Cash and Crypto The Justice Department said the sweep that ran from May 2025 to October 2026 was the sixth and most extensive JCODE action since 2018, seizing 5.7 metric tons of drugs and 209 firearms, without saying how much of the money was cryptocurrency. This post DOJ’s Operation TorNado Arrests 354 and Seizes $234 Million in Cash and Crypto first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Micah Zimmerman.
Read moreThe retail investors bought a record $111 million of Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) stocks during the first 30 minutes of trading Thursday. The surge in buying was driven by a wave of uncertainty surrounding the outlook of chipmaker as Jensen Huang just stepped down from the CEO position. But people invested in stocks seemed to be The post Huang Exit Fuels Nvidia Bulls As Retail Traders Buy $111M NVDA Stock In Minutes appeared first on CoinGape.
Read more▶ Bitcoin Magazine Bitcoin Faces Two Red Years For the First Time Ever Bitcoin has never posted back-to-back losing years, but 2026 could change that. This post Bitcoin Faces Two Red Years For the First Time Ever first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Patrick Green.
Read moreThis sensationally idiotic guide to film history is hilarious. From a crude Mary Poppins gag to confusing the hell out of Michael Bay, I could listen to Cunk’s surreal tosh all day In a world of slow-burn, jargon-littered dramas, there’s something to be said for the TV programme that sets out its stall within the first 12 seconds. Cunk on Cinema is one such programme. The latest series from Diane Morgan’s sensationally idiotic documentarian is a three-part history of film that begins with our host reeling off some of humanity’s greatest achievements in her deadpan Bolton tones. Specifically, “
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