United States

A recent poll shows 51% of Americans fear Trump’s policies will weaken the economy, with over 70% calling current conditions poor. Is the confidence in the president fading?

Singapore and Malaysia are investigating a $390 million fraud case involving US-made servers, possibly containing Nvidia chips, that may have been illegally sent to China’s DeepSeek. Three men face charges for misrepresenting the servers' destination, while US authorities probe whether export restrictions were violated.

The White House is planning to acquire large amounts of Bitcoin for a strategic reserve, with support for the Bitcoin Act that proposes purchasing up to $80 billion worth of Bitcoin. The government aims to do this in a budget-neutral way, possibly using gold certificates, though the feasibility remains unclear.

Elon Musk claims that D.O.G.E. has identified over $500 billion in fraudulent spending within entitlement programmes, raising concerns about the scale of waste and its impact on future reforms.

A growing number of wealthy U.S. investors are turning to cryptocurrency, with 26% already holding crypto and 38% planning to invest in the future, especially among younger investors. Despite this interest, many still view crypto mainly as an investment tool rather than a technology for broader applications.

WSJ reported Trump’s family discussed investing in Binance.US, while Bloomberg sources said Trump-linked WLFI explored partnerships, including a stake in Binance’s US arm. WSJ also claimed CZ sought a presidential pardon, which he denied as false and politically driven. Is he countering misinformation or rejecting premature claims?

Aleksej Besciokov, Garantex's lead technical administrator, was arrested in India while vacationing in Kerala. Allegedly tied to illicit finance, he now faces US extradition pending legal proceedings.

Trump’s return has fuelled a pardon frenzy, with figures like Sam Bankman-Fried claiming victimhood and Ekim Alptekin offering Biden-related intel for clemency. Is this justice or a competition of influence?

Senator Cynthia Lummis has reintroduced the BITCOIN Act in the 119th Congress, unveiling revisions to the groundbreaking bill alongside new co-sponsors.

Trump has imposed 50% tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum in response to Ontario’s 25% electricity surcharge and is considering a National Emergency on Electricity. With auto tariffs looming on 2 April and talk of annexing Canada, geopolitical tensions are escalating. Is this ridiculous trade war spiraling out of control?