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Trump’s Business Boom: Crypto and Global Deals Bring Big Money

July 2, 2026

Last year, Donald Trump’s business ventures raked in nearly $1. 2 billion, mostly from crypto and international property deals—a massive shift from his old real estate focus. His crypto businesses, including World Liberty Financial and CIC Digital LLC, pulled in over $1. 1 billion combined. World Li

finance

How Trump’s Changed Stance on Crypto Pushed Billions into His Pockets

July 2, 2026

Not too long ago, the man now leading the charge for cryptocurrency was actually calling Bitcoin a scam. That flip-flop happened fast once the 2024 election rolled around. Now in office for a second time, he has pushed a wave of pro-crypto moves that seem to line up almost perfectly with his own bus

politics

Trump’s Big Crypto Win and What It Means for His Wallet

July 2, 2026

In 2025, a massive financial filing revealed that Donald Trump’s family business made over a billion dollars from cryptocurrency investments. That’s enough to buy a lot of steaks, gold-plated toilets, and maybe even a few social media companies. The news sparked interest in where exactly that money

politics

Trump's crypto profits soar while investors take the hit

July 2, 2026

Last year, Trump's crypto ventures brought in nearly $1. 2 billion, according to a federal report. That's a huge jump compared to long-built real estate profits. Meanwhile, investors in these crypto projects faced heavy losses. It's a classic move: locking in big wins while others lose. On the poli

crime

City cops show off tech and teamwork to keep neighborhoods safe

July 2, 2026

Columbia’s police force opened its doors Tuesday to show exactly how they track crime and connect with locals. Instead of just flashing badges, they laid out maps, cameras, and a room full of screens that watch the whole city. About two hundred camera spots and six hundred video feeds—body cams, str

crime

California’s crime drop in 2025: real progress or just good numbers?

July 2, 2026

California saw big drops in crime last year, hitting record lows in some areas. Homicides fell to the lowest point since tracking began in the 1960s, dropping nearly one-fifth from 2024. Even shootings went down, along with other crimes like robbery and car theft. But the decreases weren’t the same

entertainment

A New Look at An Old Mystery: Netflix Grabs Rights to JonBenét Ramsey Story

July 2, 2026

The streaming giant Netflix has just secured the rights to a fresh take on one of America’s most famous unsolved cases: the 1996 murder of six-year-old JonBenét Ramsey. The limited series, produced by big names like Melissa McCarthy and Clive Owen, aims to revisit the tragedy with a mix of perspecti

environment

Turning coastal foam waste into green building material

July 2, 2026

Foam from takeaway boxes and packaging often ends up in oceans, floating like tiny white islands that never break down. Scientists looked at whether this floating trash could serve a new purpose instead of adding to pollution. The team tested a method to collect, clean, and grind the foam without us

health

New Mental Health Treatment Program Opens Doors Wider in Connecticut

July 2, 2026

Connecticut just expanded a cutting-edge mental health program that mixes therapy with a psychedelic compound called psilocybin. This isn’t about legalizing wild parties—it’s about testing a carefully controlled treatment for stubborn conditions like depression, PTSD, and anxiety. The program starte

politics

Social media warning rules paused in Minnesota, legal battle heats up

July 2, 2026

Minnesota passed a law last year requiring social media platforms to show pop-up warnings about mental health risks, but it hasn't been enforced yet. A court fight with tech industry groups has put the brakes on these warnings until a judge decides if the law even makes sense under free speech rules