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- 1Trump's crypto promise leaves investors with heavy losses●Trump’s broken promise on crypto: a gold mine for his empire, multimillion-dollar losses for investors
Media report that Donald Trump's promises around cryptocurrency have benefited his own business empire while ordinary investors have suffered multimillion-dollar losses. The reporting links Trump-family crypto ventures to returns for the president and his associates, contrasted with steep declines for outside backers, fuelling criticism of conflicts of interest at the highest level of US politics.
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US Vice President JD Vance is facing criticism after a remark about babies circulated widely online, with critics calling the comment out of touch and supporters defending it as being taken out of context. Political commentators and ordinary users have been trading barbs across social media, keeping the story in the headlines.
- 3Ordinary President Demands Demolition Notice From FCT Official▼72 HOURS OR YEARS AGO? Ordinary President Demands Demolition Notice From FCT Official
Ahmed Isa, known as the Ordinary President of Nigeria's Brekete Family programme, is pressing an official of the Federal Capital Territory Administration to produce a demolition notice, questioning whether residents were given the legally required 72 hours' notice or none at all. The confrontation has drawn wide attention, with viewers debating accountability over demolitions in Abuja and the rights of affected residents.
- 4Assessing Lula da Silva's Third Term Record▼The Social and Economic Record of Lula da Silva’s Third Term
Analysts are taking stock of Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's third term, examining its social and economic outcomes. The review weighs gains in social policy and poverty reduction against questions over fiscal management, growth and inequality, offering a mixed picture of how the veteran leader's return to office has performed so far.
- 5Al Gore joins Riverside Church event to launch Climate Week in New York●Riverside Church, the Climate School, the Center for Earth Ethics, and Al Gore kickstart Climate Week with an event dedicated to mobilizing public climate action
Riverside Church, Columbia University's Climate School and the Center for Earth Ethics have opened Climate Week alongside former Vice President Al Gore with an event focused on mobilizing public action on climate change. The gathering brought together faith, academic and advocacy voices to rally ordinary citizens ahead of the week's broader climate programming in New York City.