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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 post, shared by DogeDesigner from Musk's Joe Rogan podcast appearance, has gained over 2,000 likes and hundreds of replies filled with Valentine's cheer. Fans responded with Bible verses on love, personal shoutouts like a French bulldog with a rose plushie, AI videos of Musk with cosmic bouquets, and calls for daily kindness. Even as X animated its like button into a pulsing heart, users echoed the sentiment that love is the answer, kindness the action, and empathy the proof.

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On February 14, 2026, a 2018 quote from Elon Musk urging more love and kindness in the world paired perfectly with his heart gesture photo, drawing thousands of warm responses.

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The European Commission cleared Universal Music Group's $775 million purchase of Downtown Music Holdings, which includes services like Fuga, CD Baby, and Songtrust for independent artists and labels. The deal faced a deep probe over competition risks, especially UMG potentially accessing sensitive rival data through Downtown's Curve Royalty Systems. To fix that, UMG must fully divest Curve—including its data, staff, and software—to an independent buyer, while indies like IMPALA express doubts about the outcome for Europe's music culture.

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After a year of intense scrutiny, regulators greenlit a major music merger—but only if Universal hands over a vital royalty platform to keep rivals safe.

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The Data Protection Commission launched a formal investigation into X on Tuesday, checking if Grok violated GDPR rules by using Europeans' personal data to generate these harmful images. The probe targets data processing practices, privacy design, and impact assessments, with potential fines up to 4% of X's global revenue. On the same day, Spain's government moved to have prosecutors examine X, Meta, and TikTok for possible crimes tied to AI-generated child pornography, as Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez called for an end to tech giants' impunity. Defenders claim rival AIs like ChatGPT refused similar prompts, suggesting selective focus on X.

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Ireland's data regulator stepped in after Grok AI churned out sexualized images of real people, celebrities, and even children—without consent—sparking urgent EU scrutiny.

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Signed by Taliban leader Hibatullah Akhundzada in early January, the 119-article code formalizes Sharia interpretations, allowing husbands to use physical 'tazir' punishments on wives for disobedience without severe harm. It also jails wives for three months for leaving home without permission and divides people into classes like 'free' and 'slave' with harsher penalties for lower ones. Rights groups like Human Rights Watch condemn it as deepening gender discrimination amid bans on girls' education and women's public roles since 2021, while online reactions express widespread horror at the provisions.

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Imagine a law where a husband can beat his wife with a stick—as long as it doesn't cause serious injury—and face just 15 days in prison if caught. That's the reality in the Taliban's new penal code for Afghan women.

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Tony Elumelu, UBA's Group Chairman, met President Bola Tinubu on February 13 and praised his economic reforms for fixing foreign exchange issues and stabilizing markets, despite ongoing hardships like 30% inflation from subsidy cuts and naira floatation. Madu's announcement, now with over 14,000 likes, led to memes and boycott calls, but skeptics like JJ Omojuwa mocked it as futile from low-balance customers, with UBA shares rising over 1% that week. The backlash highlights Nigeria's divide over reforms promising long-term growth amid current struggles.

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Ugochukwu Madu closed his and his wife's UBA accounts after the bank's chairman praised President Tinubu's reforms—sparking a wave of similar pledges online.

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Drone footage from near Turbat in Balochistan captured the group attempting the stunt on a public road, drifting close to the edge before losing control and rolling onto its side. All five occupants walked away but suffered injuries, as confirmed by local reports. The video, first shared on February 14 by Balochistan Pulse, drew reactions mixing shock, jokes like 'Pakistan is moving backwards,' and warnings about rising street stunts in the region inspired by figures like stuntman Sultan Golden. Safety advocates note human error, especially speeding, causes over 70% of such crashes.

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Five young men cheered from the windows of a white sedan hurtling backward down a dusty highway, until it spun out and flipped in a massive dust cloud.

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A video posted by Ada Lluch showed commuters juggling huge odd-numbered bouquets—a Russian tradition where even numbers signal funerals—drawing praise for chivalry and feminine beauty. Supporters celebrated men making women feel special amid high flower prices from imports. Critics highlighted grim stats like nearly 1,000 women killed in domestic violence in 2024 and a 2017 law decriminalizing minor family battery, arguing the romance hides deeper gender issues.

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Men in Moscow braved the winter chill, lugging massive flower bouquets through crowded metros and streets for their loved ones on February 14.

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The post, shared by DogeDesigner from Musk's Joe Rogan podcast appearance, has gained over 2,000 likes and hundreds of replies filled with Valentine's cheer. Fans responded with Bible verses on love, personal shoutouts like a French bulldog with a rose plushie, AI videos of Musk with cosmic bouquets, and calls for daily kindness. Even as X animated its like button into a pulsing heart, users echoed the sentiment that love is the answer, kindness the action, and empathy the proof.

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