Billionaire Ray Dalio warned the US could face a crisis worse than a recession if Trump mishandles tariffs and economic policy.
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Mechanism Capital’s Andrew Kang Takes $200M Long Position on Bitcoin
Andrew Kang, founder of crypto venture firm Mechanism Capital, has reportedly doubled his bullish bet on Bitcoin, taking a $200 million long position.
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Moment missile lands in Ukrainian city of Sumy
Footage shows moment missile lands in Ukrainian city of Sumy
BBC visits scene of destruction in Sumy after Russian attack
The BBC’s James Waterhouse describes the scene of a Russian strike that has killed at least 34 people.
In Canada’s car capital, auto workers brace for the worst
The auto sector in Windsor, Ontario, has employed generations of Canadians. Now the future is uncertain and US tariffs are “like a stab in the back”.
Landmark antitrust trial could force Zuckerberg to sell Instagram
The case against Facebook owner Meta alleges the company bought Instagram and WhatsApp to wipe out competition.
Man arrested after suspected arson attack at Pennsylvania governor’s home
The Democrat and his family were not injured, and a 38-year-old man faces charges of attempted murder and terrorism.
Ukraine’s allies condemn Russia over deadly missile attack
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio described Sunday’s attack, which killed 34 people and injured 117, as “horrifying”.
Crypto Gaming and Gambling Are the Most Expensive Ways to Attract Wallet Users, Data Shows
Acquiring crypto wallet users through gaming and gambling campaigns is proving to be the most costly marketing strategy in the Web3 industry.
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Thousands attend pro-government rally in Serbia after months of unrest
An estimated 50,000 people were there – significantly fewer than the 325,000 at last month’s anti-government protest.