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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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Xavi Ruiz shared a WHO data map on February 18 showing Uruguay and Guyana at the top with 24.8 deaths per 100,000, Peru at the bottom with 1.5, and a regional average around 6-7. Replies mixed humor—like crediting Peruvian food for low rates or asking if stable Uruguay feels too boring—with serious notes on family ties, stigma, and underreporting. Uruguay's new digital registry tracks attempts for quick follow-up care, while experts urge more regional investment amid rising youth rates in places like Peru.

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A stark map of suicide rates across Latin America lit up replies with jokes about Peru's ceviche, concern for Uruguay, and real questions about mental health support.

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Elon Musk replied to a post about Robert 'Roberta' Dorgan, a transgender ice hockey player in Rhode Island who committed a mass shooting and had a large Nazi tattoo on his bicep, stating 'Make Asylums Great Again!' The phrase sparked widespread discussion on X about reinstating insane asylums in the United States to address mental health issues and street safety.

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Como sits sixth in Serie A, five points from Champions League spots, with a Coppa Italia semi-final—their best cup run in 40 years—thanks to Fàbregas's guidance since taking full charge in 2024. The 38-year-old, who captained Arsenal at 21, won titles at Barcelona and Chelsea, now has supporters debating his true legendary home: Arsenal for his flair (303 games, 57 goals, 111 assists), Barca for his boyhood roots and tiki-taka triumphs, or Chelsea for Premier League crowns and record assists. While some call him a polyglot across clubs, Fàbregas stays focused on building something special at Como, backed by heavy investment but powered by his vision.

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Cesc Fàbregas has Como dreaming big in Serie A, but fans of his old clubs can't agree: Was he Arsenal's captain, Barca's son, or Chelsea's winner?

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ProPublica shared handwritten letters from eight children, ages 7 to 17, detained at the South Texas Family Residential Center in Dilley, Texas, describing long stays over 60 days, poor food, illnesses, and missing school and friends. Reports also include 911 calls for emergencies like breathing issues in toddlers and seizures, plus accounts of inadequate medical care and recent staff searches destroying similar letters. Operated by CoreCivic under ICE contract amid mass deportations, the facility holds families—including some who entered legally—while DHS insists it meets standards with meals, water, and services; critics call conditions inhumane.

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A 14-year-old girl from Honduras wrote of feeling only 'sadness and mostly depression' after weeks in detention. Her words, along with drawings from other children, paint a heartbreaking picture of life inside.

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The post by JohnnyNash, a supporter of exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi, struck a chord after brutal crackdowns on nationwide protests in late 2025 and early 2026, where security forces allegedly massacred thousands, including over 200 schoolchildren. Many replies from the Iranian diaspora highlighted pre-Islamic Zoroastrian roots and resentment toward regime-enforced Islamic laws, like arrests for eating in public during fasting. Defenders noted Iran's 90-95% Shia Muslim majority and shared iftar traditions, reflecting deep divides as leaked polls show 73% favor separating religion from state.

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As Ramadan starts tomorrow in Iran, activist JohnnyNash posted a stark message: 'Don’t say Happy Ramadan to Iranians. It is not our culture, it is not our future. Iran is NOT Islam.'

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The discussion began with a16z's Chris Dixon arguing in a February 6 essay that web3 apps like crypto gaming stalled due to scams and regulatory uncertainty, with clearer rules set to unlock their potential alongside stablecoins and wallets. Dragonfly's Haseeb Qureshi rebutted that no one wants non-financial crypto uses, pointing to successes like Bitcoin, DeFi, and RWAs as purely financial wins that thrived despite hurdles. Others like Helius CEO Mert_ see blockchains as upgraded money infrastructure enabling broader apps, while gaming talk highlights past overpromises and hopes for AI-driven revival, reflecting crypto's shift from hype to proven finance rails.

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Chris Dixon envisioned blockchain powering games and social media, but Haseeb Qureshi countered that non-financial apps have flopped in the market test.

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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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ARTMS announced the Abstract Limited Edition Objekt, a blockchain-based NFT series launching November 20 through 23 via the Cosmo webstore, allowing fans to collect digital photocards and earn tokens for polls and events. The initiative follows Modhaus's migration to Abstract Chain, touted as enhancing the K-pop experience with low-fee blockchain features. However, the fandom Ourii has launched widespread backlash under #Ourii_Against_Abstract_Chain, criticizing the move as a betrayal that prioritizes cryptocurrency over music and artistic focus, amid ongoing agency controversies.

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ARTMS's new digital collectible drop on Abstract Chain has ignited fan fury, with thousands protesting the shift toward crypto in K-pop fandom.

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Around February 16, fans shared feel-good photos of favorites like GMMTV's Gemini Norawit, Dunk Natachai, and Prom Pavis posing backstage with peace signs, racking up thousands of likes. K-pop groups such as NCT's WayV, ATEEZ, and Stray Kids joined in with close-ups and clips, while fan artists added anime illustrations and virtual idol sketches. Even a cheeky selfie from Australian commentator Melinda Richards with a provocative hat stirred debate, but most posts capture pure joy and youth in Asian pop culture style. These simple, shareable moments provide a lighthearted break amid heavier news.

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Smiling faces, cheek pinches, and playful V-signs are lighting up feeds, from K-pop idols to Thai stars squeezing into group hugs.

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Bangkok's CentralWorld mall launched 'The Great Chinese New Year 2026' for the Year of the Fire Horse, featuring lanterns, prosperity symbols, and cultural performances through early March. Thai stars Zee Pruk Panich and NuNew Chawarin Perdpiriyawong, known from *Cutie Pie*, posed in elegant red and white outfits at spots like 'The Path of Prosperity,' sharing playful moments that fans adored. Their appearance, highlighted in a 53-second reel, drew thousands of likes and trended with #CTWCNYxZeeNunew, blending star chemistry with holiday joy.

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Zee Pruk and NuNew stepped into CentralWorld's festive glow, trading on-screen romance for cheek-to-cheek grins and finger hearts beside giant horse statues.

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Around February 16, fans shared feel-good photos of favorites like GMMTV's Gemini Norawit, Dunk Natachai, and Prom Pavis posing backstage with peace signs, racking up thousands of likes. K-pop groups such as NCT's WayV, ATEEZ, and Stray Kids joined in with close-ups and clips, while fan artists added anime illustrations and virtual idol sketches. Even a cheeky selfie from Australian commentator Melinda Richards with a provocative hat stirred debate, but most posts capture pure joy and youth in Asian pop culture style. These simple, shareable moments provide a lighthearted break amid heavier news.

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Smiling faces, cheek pinches, and playful V-signs are lighting up feeds, from K-pop idols to Thai stars squeezing into group hugs.

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