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    Trump hosts dinner for top memecoin buyersโ—Trump hosts dinner for memecoin buyers๐Ÿฆ‹bluesky24213 min ago

    Donald Trump hosted a private dinner for the largest holders of his $TRUMP memecoin, drawing criticism that the president is monetising access to the White House through a speculative crypto asset. Critics called it an unprecedented conflict of interest, while supporters defended it as a novel use of digital currency. Ethics watchdogs raised concerns about anonymous buyers gaining proximity to power.

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    Margate man convicted in 2023 murder-for-hire plotโ—Margate man convicted in 2023 murder-for-hire plot to lure mechanic to his deathโœ‰newsWorldCrime45 min ago

    A Margate man has been convicted for his role in a 2023 murder-for-hire plot in which a mechanic was lured to his death. Prosecutors secured the conviction in a South Florida court, closing a case that drew attention for its calculated scheme. Details of sentencing and the identities of those involved have not yet been fully disclosed.

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    State education department joins probe of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools financesโ—State education department joins investigations into Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools financesโœ‰newsLifeEducation58 min ago

    North Carolina's state education department has joined ongoing investigations into the finances of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, the region's largest school district. The move adds state oversight to inquiries already underway into how the district manages its money. Local outlet WBTV reported the development, which has drawn attention from parents and taxpayers concerned about district spending and accountability.

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    NASA Science Officer and ISU Alum to Speak at Homecomingโ—NASA Science Officer and ISU Alum to Give Talk During Homecoming Weekโœ‰newsScience1 h ago

    A NASA science officer who graduated from Idaho State University is set to give a talk during the university's Homecoming Week. The announcement, made by Idaho State University, highlights the alum's career at the space agency and offers students and the campus community a chance to hear from someone who went from ISU to NASA. The talk is expected to draw interest from students in science and engineering programs.