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A Wall Street Journal investigation uncovered how sanctioned Iranian businessman Babak Zanjani's network processed $850 million in crypto transactions on Binance from 2023 to late 2025, with about half estimated to fund the IRGC and proxies like Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Houthis. Blockchain data and Binance reports traced $260 million directly to IRGC entities in 2024-2025, including $107 million from Iran's central bank, despite repeated compliance red flags. Binance denies the claims, stating transactions predated key U.S. sanctions and that it investigated proactively, amid its history of $4.3 billion in fines and founder Changpeng Zhao's brief prison stint before a 2025 pardon.

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Iran quietly funneled hundreds of millions through Binance to arm its militias, even as U.S. tensions simmered and internal alerts flashed red.

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The seven-member YG group—Ruka, Pharita, Asa, Ahyeon, Rami, Rora, and Chiquita—opened their 'CHOOM' tour at Seoul's Jamsil Indoor Stadium with sold-out shows, featuring high-energy solos like Pharita's Nicki Minaj-inspired 'Super Bass' and Chiquita's confident 'SEOUL GROOVES' performance. Fans caught rehearsal glimpses on Weverse, including Ahyeon's fierce backstage pose and Chiquita's nervous 'See you later!' post. Clips of their versatile covers and sharp moves quickly gained thousands of likes, building buzz for upcoming Asia and Oceania dates.

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Ahyeon nailed a sultry Ariana Grande cover, blending powerhouse vocals and rap that left fans screaming and even drew nods from Ariana's own supporters.

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The seven-member YG group—Ruka, Pharita, Asa, Ahyeon, Rami, Rora, and Chiquita—opened their 'CHOOM' tour at Seoul's Jamsil Indoor Stadium with sold-out shows, featuring high-energy solos like Pharita's Nicki Minaj-inspired 'Super Bass' and Chiquita's confident 'SEOUL GROOVES' performance. Fans caught rehearsal glimpses on Weverse, including Ahyeon's fierce backstage pose and Chiquita's nervous 'See you later!' post. Clips of their versatile covers and sharp moves quickly gained thousands of likes, building buzz for upcoming Asia and Oceania dates.

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Ahyeon nailed a sultry Ariana Grande cover, blending powerhouse vocals and rap that left fans screaming and even drew nods from Ariana's own supporters.

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U.S. Senator Chris Murphy questioned author Jeremy Carl about claims that elements of Anglo-derived white culture, such as white food, music, and churches, are disappearing. Carl struggled to provide specific examples during the exchange. The debate sparked discussions on X about the existence and meaning of 'white culture' compared to Western or American culture.

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After a two-year break, aespa's 'aesParty' Season 2 premiered on their YouTube channel with an eight-episode run featuring member-created concepts. The first episode spoofs a dating show, where Karina (Kalsook), Giselle (Aeri), Winter (Minjeong), and Ningning (Yizhuo) form a hilarious love loop in a first-impression vote: Ningning picks Winter, Winter chooses Giselle, Giselle selects Karina, and Karina votes for Winter. Fans love moments like Karina plopping on Ningning's lap and luring Winter with snacks, highlighting the group's tight-knit bonds through weekly episodes until August 14.

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Karina, disguised as 'Kalsook,' dives into chaotic flirt mode on a mock dating show, stealing laughs with her relentless pursuit of Winter's attention.

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