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In a letter to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Attorney General Pam Bondi dated Tuesday, Democratic Senators Elizabeth Warren and Jack Reed requested an investigation by December 1 into World Liberty Financial's compliance with anti-money laundering rules, sanctions, and governance. The demand stems from a September report by Accountable.US alleging the project sold $WLFI governance tokens to wallets linked to North Korea's Lazarus Group, a Russian sanctions-evasion stablecoin, Iran's NoBitex exchange, and the sanctioned mixer Tornado Cash. DT Marks DEFI LLC, controlled by Donald Trump and his family, holds 22.5 billion tokens and receives 75% of sales revenue, while the project lists Trump family members in prominent roles; World Liberty Financial maintains it has robust compliance measures with no evidence of wrongdoing.

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Senators Elizabeth Warren and Jack Reed have fired off a letter urging a federal probe into World Liberty Financial, the Trump family's crypto project, over alleged sales to North Korean hackers and sanctioned entities.

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The clash began late June 24 when @namopinkhole shared two heavily edited photos of BTS's Jimin from a Dior event, exaggerating his features for laughs and racking up 20 million views. ARMY fans hit back with side-by-side comparisons exposing the edits and defended members like Jungkook and V, flooding timelines with sharp event shots to prove the 'drag' failed. BLINKs faced counters using BLACKPINK's Met Gala moments, like Rosé and Jennie, amid accusations of a 'Getty curse' from tough event lighting—turning the exchange into a mix of memes, shade, and boasts over who truly outshines.

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A single post of Jimin in a tousled suit look sparked a frenzy of edited red carpet shots between BTS ARMY and BLACKPINK BLINKs.

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The rapper shared Instagram stories wearing his Cactus Jack Brazil kit and a signed blue away jersey from Vinícius Júnior, captioned with the winger's note: 'To the legend Trav! You the best! We are family.' Scott called it 'Nahh my brudda came crazy,' highlighting their friendship after past meetups in Brazil. His support boosts the Seleção's morale for Saturday's Group C match against Morocco at MetLife Stadium, where Júnior leads the attack without injured Neymar.

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Travis Scott grinned from a car, decked out in Brazil's yellow kit and gold chains, shouting 'Brasilllll' just before their World Cup opener.

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The rapper shared Instagram stories wearing his Cactus Jack Brazil kit and a signed blue away jersey from Vinícius Júnior, captioned with the winger's note: 'To the legend Trav! You the best! We are family.' Scott called it 'Nahh my brudda came crazy,' highlighting their friendship after past meetups in Brazil. His support boosts the Seleção's morale for Saturday's Group C match against Morocco at MetLife Stadium, where Júnior leads the attack without injured Neymar.

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Travis Scott grinned from a car, decked out in Brazil's yellow kit and gold chains, shouting 'Brasilllll' just before their World Cup opener.

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Eid al-Fitr on March 20, 2026, follows a month of Ramadan fasting, prayer, and reflection, with greetings from global leaders, sports stars like Asake, and everyday people sharing videos, graphics, and personal moments. Asake's beach prayer video drew over 25,000 likes, blending faith and his Afrobeats vibe, while organizations like the Confederation of African Football and Al Hilal posted festive tributes. Voices captured the joy of gatherings and charity alongside bittersweet notes on ending suhoor and iftar, connecting celebrants in a shared digital space of gratitude and peace.

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As the moon was sighted on March 19, 2026, Muslims everywhere began celebrating Eid al-Fitr with prayers, family feasts, and waves of warm online wishes.

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Content creator Bryce Hall lost $270,000 betting on fights at a UFC event in Las Vegas, including $195,000 before noon. He went 0-2 on his early bets before winning his smallest bet.

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At Cao Nguyen Hoa near Da Lat, Vietnam, riders pilot luge karts on 1.5-km green or steeper red tracks, steering with handlebars and braking by hand for $6-10 tickets that include two laps and park entry. The concrete paths have crash cushions, drawing crowds for the beginner-friendly fun amid pine forests and adventure spots. Videos show speedy overtakes and weaves, with people sharing excitement for races, partner challenges, and laughs at unpredictable driving, though some note long lines and safety concerns in the raw setup.

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Racers zip down twisting mountainsides in colorful gravity carts, dodging near-misses and hairpin turns in pure, engine-free chaos captured on video.

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David Shoebridge accused Peter Pezzullo and The Australian of misusing the ANZAC story to advocate for weapons buildups and aggression, urging adherence to the 'never again' legacy. Critics defended military preparedness and accused Shoebridge of anti-Australian sentiments. Supporters emphasized ANZAC Day's anti-war message, highlighting divisions in interpreting the commemorations amid defense debates.

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David Shoebridge accused Peter Pezzullo and The Australian of misusing the ANZAC story to advocate for weapons buildups and aggression, urging adherence to the 'never again' legacy. Critics defended military preparedness and accused Shoebridge of anti-Australian sentiments. Supporters emphasized ANZAC Day's anti-war message, highlighting divisions in interpreting the commemorations amid defense debates.

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Born in 1886 into a wealthy Pashtun family in British India's Peshawar, Abdurrahman Peşaveri joined a medical mission during the Balkan Wars, stayed to become a Turkish citizen, and commanded troops at Gallipoli, where he was wounded three times. He later reported for Anadolu Agency during the Turkish War of Independence, served as Turkey's first envoy to Afghanistan, and was assassinated in Istanbul in 1925 at age 38 or 39. Family members share tales of his spying and aid efforts, while some note he was Indian by birth, not Pakistani, highlighting the era's fluid identities and enduring Turkey-South Asia bonds.

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A man from Peshawar sold everything, left his family, and sailed to Istanbul to fight for the Ottomans in their darkest hour. His story of wounds at Gallipoli, frontline journalism, and diplomatic missions still moves people today.

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Polanski, the Green Party of England and Wales leader, wore the shirt referring to Barghouti, imprisoned since 2002 after convictions for five murders during the Second Intifada, including a monk and civilians in shootings. He defended it by citing a 2003 report on trial flaws and an unverified Mandela comparison, while critics like Heidi Bachram—whose relatives were killed by Hamas—called Barghouti a convicted terrorist. Polanski doubled down, arguing opponents fear a unifying Palestinian leader, as the controversy highlights UK divides on Israel-Palestine ahead of elections.

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Zack Polanski showed up at a party event in a t-shirt calling for the release of Marwan Barghouti, a figure convicted of murder by Israel and hailed by some as the 'Palestinian Mandela.' The image quickly split opinions along familiar lines.

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Masemola appeared alongside businessman Vusimuzi 'Cat' Matlala and 15 senior officers, charged over the irregular R228 million health services tender awarded to Matlala's Medicare24 company for SAPS members in Tshwane. The tender, cancelled in April 2025 after audits uncovered fronting and lacking qualifications, led to counts of fraud, corruption, money laundering, and Public Finance Management Act violations. The case, postponed to June 26, stems from the Madlanga Commission probing SAPS corruption, with public views divided between seeing Masemola as an anti-crime hero targeted by syndicates or in need of accountability.

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Outside Pretoria Magistrate's Court, suspended Police Commissioner Fannie Masemola told reporters he had done nothing wrong and sensed something more behind his arrest.

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David Shoebridge accused Peter Pezzullo and The Australian of misusing the ANZAC story to advocate for weapons buildups and aggression, urging adherence to the 'never again' legacy. Critics defended military preparedness and accused Shoebridge of anti-Australian sentiments. Supporters emphasized ANZAC Day's anti-war message, highlighting divisions in interpreting the commemorations amid defense debates.

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Born in 1886 into a wealthy Pashtun family in British India's Peshawar, Abdurrahman Peşaveri joined a medical mission during the Balkan Wars, stayed to become a Turkish citizen, and commanded troops at Gallipoli, where he was wounded three times. He later reported for Anadolu Agency during the Turkish War of Independence, served as Turkey's first envoy to Afghanistan, and was assassinated in Istanbul in 1925 at age 38 or 39. Family members share tales of his spying and aid efforts, while some note he was Indian by birth, not Pakistani, highlighting the era's fluid identities and enduring Turkey-South Asia bonds.

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The PayPal co-founder bought the property and has dined with economists and officials, discussing libertarianism's future and the Antichrist, sources told the New York Times. Those close to him cite concerns over California's proposed 2026 Billionaire Tax Act—a 5% one-time levy on fortunes over $1 billion—plus U.S. political instability, high taxes, nuclear risks, and AI dangers. Argentina's remoteness appeals as a hedge, fitting Thiel's history of backup plans like New Zealand citizenship, though he keeps strong U.S. ties through Palantir and support for JD Vance.

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Peter Thiel has moved his family into a $12 million mansion in Buenos Aires' upscale Barrio Parque, enrolling his kids in local schools while meeting Argentina's President Javier Milei.

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Masemola appeared alongside businessman Vusimuzi 'Cat' Matlala and 15 senior officers, charged over the irregular R228 million health services tender awarded to Matlala's Medicare24 company for SAPS members in Tshwane. The tender, cancelled in April 2025 after audits uncovered fronting and lacking qualifications, led to counts of fraud, corruption, money laundering, and Public Finance Management Act violations. The case, postponed to June 26, stems from the Madlanga Commission probing SAPS corruption, with public views divided between seeing Masemola as an anti-crime hero targeted by syndicates or in need of accountability.

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Outside Pretoria Magistrate's Court, suspended Police Commissioner Fannie Masemola told reporters he had done nothing wrong and sensed something more behind his arrest.

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