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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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Posts poured in starting March 20, featuring fluffy orange kittens with barely open eyes, a gray fluffball flopping like a baby seal, and clingy cats refusing to let go of their humans. Real-life reunions showed felines pouring on affection after time apart, while creative takes included an anime-dressed tabby and a lazy cat-person sketch that racked up over 2,000 likes. Sleepy cats battling the eepies, chatty wide-mouthed fluffballs, and simple window poses brought wholesome joy amid the everyday rush.

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A tiny gray kitten clings to an arm like a koala, kneading and nuzzling in endless bliss. These pure feline moments hit hard over the March 20 weekend.

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The six-member boy band—Sion, Jaehee, Ryo, Yushi, Riku, and Sakuya—stars in the March 2026 ELLE MEN Thailand feature, dressed in faded jeans, bomber jackets, and graphic tees against sleek gray backdrops. Leader Sion sets a relaxed tone in a light-wash shirt, while Riku layers an oversized jacket for edge, and the group photo blends street style with high-fashion polish. Debuting in February 2024 after NCT Universe: LASTART, they're riding high with hits like 'WISH' and a Super Junior remake, as fans flood comments with fire emojis and gushing praise ahead of their next mini-album.

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NCT WISH lounges in head-to-toe Levi's denim, channeling effortless cool with brooding gazes and playful poses that have fans hooked.

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A Trump supporter using the handle @ItsJuliansRum publicly stated they will not vote for Donald Trump again. The statement prompted discussions among users about regrets over supporting him.

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Southampton beat Oxford United 2-0 in the Sky Bet Championship, with Cyle Larin scoring first before Charles' first-time rocket from a broken corner routine sealed the show. The 22-year-old midfielder, a Manchester City academy graduate, called it his best goal ever, earning praise from club legend Matt Le Tissier and pundits labeling it goal of the season. The victory stretched Southampton's unbeaten run to 14 games, keeping them in the top six playoff chase.

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In the 13th minute at St Mary's, Shea Charles caught a loose ball 30 yards out and rifled an unstoppable strike into the top corner, leaving the keeper frozen.

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Duncan J. Searcy, a former Chief Warrant Officer separated from the Utah Army National Guard in 2021 over the COVID vaccine mandate, recorded the video in August 2025. He called for a non-violent shift starting at local levels, prioritizing faith and liberty over parties, while warning of personal risks—and later ran unsuccessfully for mayor of Eagle Mountain, Utah, that year. Reposts now mislabel him as active duty inciting sedition, sparking demands for discharge or charges, though defenders highlight his First Amendment rights as a civilian veteran with no new military ties or official response.

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A familiar face in uniform sits in his car, declaring time's up for the Trump administration and urging a patient revolution from the ground up.

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On February 6, the auto-scroll feature on Truth Social appended an AI-generated clip to Trump's post about the 2020 election, portraying Barack and Michelle Obama as monkeys alongside other Democrats as animals. Critics, including Republican Sen. Tim Scott, condemned it for evoking racist tropes, prompting Trump to delete it without apology while the White House called it fake outrage. Defenders pointed to equal mockery of all and highlighted uncontroversial pig memes targeting Trump, while a joyful video of a sunglass-wearing pig eating pasta brought lighthearted distraction amid the partisan divide.

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President Trump shared a video on Truth Social showing Democrats as animals in a Lion King-style parody, but a clip of the Obamas as monkeys drew swift accusations of racism from both parties.

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Brian Healy scored first in the fourth minute, followed by Luke Conlan's header, before Crusaders pulled one back through Adam Brooks. Micheal Glynn restored the lead early in the second half, with Scot Rough briefly narrowing the gap to 3-2 until Harry Wilson's stunning 25-yard curler and Josh Kelly's late header sealed a 5-2 win. Manager Jim Magilton praised his side's five goals and January signings despite defensive errors, while Crusaders' Declan Caddell rued repeated mistakes in their fifth straight loss. The victory boosts Cliftonville to seventh with 37 points, as fans filled historic Solitude under grey Belfast skies.

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Solitude rocked as Cliftonville burst into a 2-0 lead in just nine minutes, setting the tone for a wild 200th league clash against rivals Crusaders.

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In a February 20 opinion piece, former Assistant Secretary of State Tibor Nagy accused Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki of running a repressive state without elections since 1993, indefinite national service like forced labor, and jailing opponents—warning of war risks with Ethiopia over port access demands. Eritrea's Washington embassy dismissed Nagy as lacking credentials and integrity, pointing to Ethiopia's past border violations and aggressive sea-access push. Nagy shrugged off the attack online, while diaspora opposition groups rallied behind him; the clash highlights fraying 2018 peace amid troop buildups and Eritrea's low GDP per capita of around $600.

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Tibor Nagy, who once served as U.S. ambassador to Ethiopia, drew from his own family's Soviet-era hardships to call out Eritrea's repression. Eritrea's embassy hit back hard, labeling him a biased lobbyist.

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