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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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Images of Musk's new look—long hair swept back on top, sharply shaved uneven sides—circulated widely, prompting reactions from lighthearted barber jabs like 'Not even his barber likes him' to edgier comparisons evoking historical figures. A father-son photo under a pavilion, with Musk in a 'Space Cowboy' shirt cradling his son, added a human touch amid the buzz. While some called it cute, others mocked it as a 'Nazi special' or self-trim gone wrong; an alleged Musk response claiming it was intentional remains unverified.

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Elon Musk debuted a dramatic high fade haircut complete with a thick handlebar mustache, sparking waves of online jokes and roasts. One photo shows him kneeling with his young son X Æ A-XII in a tender outdoor moment, bottle in hand.

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Global ARMY Membership holders have until early April to apply for presale tickets to BTS's 2026-2027 'Arirang' World Tour Latin America leg, with sales starting April 7 and general onsale April 10. The run features first-time stadium performances in Bogotá, Lima, Santiago, Buenos Aires, and São Paulo this October, part of a massive 82-show tour supporting their fifth album *ARIRANG* released March 20. Excitement builds after North America and Europe stops, as fans share submission screenshots and brace for the draw.

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Fans worldwide hit submit on Weverse with shaky hands, one posting 'IM GONNA EAT MY HAND IM SO NERVOUS' amid the high-stakes lottery for BTS stadium shows.

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Images of Musk's new look—long hair swept back on top, sharply shaved uneven sides—circulated widely, prompting reactions from lighthearted barber jabs like 'Not even his barber likes him' to edgier comparisons evoking historical figures. A father-son photo under a pavilion, with Musk in a 'Space Cowboy' shirt cradling his son, added a human touch amid the buzz. While some called it cute, others mocked it as a 'Nazi special' or self-trim gone wrong; an alleged Musk response claiming it was intentional remains unverified.

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Elon Musk debuted a dramatic high fade haircut complete with a thick handlebar mustache, sparking waves of online jokes and roasts. One photo shows him kneeling with his young son X Æ A-XII in a tender outdoor moment, bottle in hand.

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John Cleese posted that Vladimir Putin has 'kompromat' on Donald Trump capable of ending his career overnight. He claimed Putin used this material to influence Trump into actions against U.S. interests. The post quoted criticism of Trump's deference to Putin and prompted debates in replies demanding evidence or dismissing the claim.

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Peter Simel, a 71-year-old retired real estate exec and ex-college tennis player, became an internet hit for his striking resemblance to the financier who died by suicide in 2019. Clips of him driving near Epstein's old Palm Beach address sparked wild theories of disguise, plastic surgery, or faked death, with some tying it to recent file releases. Pete laughed it off in videos and on Jimmy Kimmel Live, joking he's the 'better looking guy' with no real ties beyond attending a few parties, while facts confirm Epstein's suicide ruling and Pete's separate local life.

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Silver-haired Palm Beach Pete cruised I-95, shades on, cap tilted—just like Jeffrey Epstein in old clips. Double-takes turned into viral videos overnight.

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Iran fired its first known intermediate-range ballistic missiles, capable of reaching 4,000 kilometers, at the joint military base in the Indian Ocean, though neither hit. Iran denies the launch, calling it an Israeli false flag, while Israel confirms it as part of Tehran's ongoing campaign against U.S. and Israeli targets. The incident underscores gaps in Iran's capabilities amid escalating regional strikes, prompting India to review defenses and the U.K. to affirm a defensive stance without offensive involvement.

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Two Iranian ballistic missiles streaked toward the U.S.-U.K. base at Diego Garcia around March 20, but fell short of the strategic outpost—no casualties reported.

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Visitors like crypto investor Linda Xie and traveler Damon Zumbroegel shared glowing accounts of Mexico City's stunning library designs, corner tacos, high-altitude air, and quick escapes to rugged cliffs just an hour away. The 9.2 million-person metropolis at 2,240 meters blends vibrant daily life, elite restaurants, and work-friendly cafes, drawing digital nomads who make up 14% of global remote workers. While some note traffic and safety concerns, first-timers praise its simple quality of life and S-tier appeal.

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Linda Xie snapped a photo of her study spot in the futuristic Biblioteca Vasconcelos, its towering metal shelves stacked like a mechanical forest. That image captured why newcomers are falling for Mexico City's mix of urban buzz and hidden gems.

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The Aave App enables deposits in USDC or USDT via links to over 12,000 banks or debit cards, with instant withdrawals, no fees beyond a $50 minimum, and interest compounding every second. Launched on iOS on November 17 for global users including the EU, it surpasses traditional bank rates of 0.4% to 4% and FDIC's $250,000 coverage, with boosts up to 5-6% for features like auto deposits and referrals. Backed by Aave's $70 billion in active deposits from 2.5 million users, the app aims to bring DeFi to retail through seamless UX, though insurance details for security breaches are pending activation.

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Aave Labs just dropped a game-changing mobile app that offers everyday savers up to 9% APY and $1 million in balance protection.

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In an April 2024 Times Radio interview, former U.S. National Security Adviser John Bolton said Iran could wire money to North Korea's bank for warheads shipped through China, becoming a nuclear threat overnight. The clip, shared widely since early March 8, 2026, draws mixed reactions: some call it a vital alert amid recent U.S. strikes on Iran, while critics mock it as outdated fearmongering like pre-Iraq War claims, with no evidence of an imminent deal. Bolton framed it as a hypothetical risk based on the nations' known nuclear ties, and its return highlights how past statements shape current debates.

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John Bolton's stark warning from two years ago—that Iran could buy nuclear warheads from North Korea in just 72 hours—has people talking again as U.S.-Iran conflicts escalate.

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The $DOG community on X has flooded the platform with viral memes expressing impatience for the launch of Zap, a Bitcoin memecoin trading platform led by $DOG founder Leonidas. Zap promises fast swaps of Runes tokens with features like Apple Pay integration while preserving Bitcoin's decentralization, following a year of development. Enthusiasts expect the platform to boost liquidity and adoption for $DOG, launched on the Runes protocol in 2024, with a potential debut in November 2025.

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In a wave of humorous memes, the $DOG Army on X demands an end to the teases: 'I need Zap right now'—as Leonidas's platform nears launch to transform Bitcoin memecoin trading.

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Iran fired its first known intermediate-range ballistic missiles, capable of reaching 4,000 kilometers, at the joint military base in the Indian Ocean, though neither hit. Iran denies the launch, calling it an Israeli false flag, while Israel confirms it as part of Tehran's ongoing campaign against U.S. and Israeli targets. The incident underscores gaps in Iran's capabilities amid escalating regional strikes, prompting India to review defenses and the U.K. to affirm a defensive stance without offensive involvement.

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Two Iranian ballistic missiles streaked toward the U.S.-U.K. base at Diego Garcia around March 20, but fell short of the strategic outpost—no casualties reported.

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