Cryptocurrency Companies Prep $160 Million To Back Pro-Crypto Candidates

Cryptocurrency companies have assembled over $160 million that they plan to deploy to support political candidates who support the industry, with experts indicating that these funds will likely benefit Republicans. Just under $25 million was spent by cryptocurrency companies last year on government relations, with another $5.6 million being spent in the first quarter of ...

United Democracy Project

theparadise.ng - 26/Sep 23:00

Political leanings: Pro-Israel 2022 Spending: $32.9 million United Democracy Project is a nonpartisan super PAC created to advocate for political...

Re-Balancing The Strategy Of Tech Containment – Analysis

eurasiareview.com - 23/Sep 23:58

By Mohammed Soliman (FPRI) -- America has a limited window of opportunity in its rivalry with China. To exploit this, expanded export controls can...

Doing Business In The MENA Region – Analysis

eurasiareview.com - 24/Sep 00:05

What is the MENA region? MENA is the acronym for “Middle East and North Africa”, regularly used in academic and business writings. It refers...

Suspects behind $230 million cryptocurrency theft arrested in Miami

bleepingcomputer.com - 19/Sep 22:57

Two suspects were arrested in Miami this week and charged with conspiracy to steal and launder over $230 million in cryptocurrency using crypto...

Ballot Measure on New Medi-Cal Spending Has Broad Support, But Opponents Flag Pitfalls

ognsc.com - 25/Sep 04:27

The proponents of Proposition 35, a November ballot initiative that would create a dedicated stream of funding to provide health care for...

Your tax dollars are funding a $64 billion scam

rawstory.com - 18/Sep 16:58

They’re competing unfairly with Medicare, and you and I are paying for it. It’s obscene.When George W. Bush and congressional Republicans (and a...

North Korean cybercriminals steal $22M from Indonesian crypto exchange

nknews.org - 17/Sep 06:44

North Korean cybercriminals stole more than $20 million in cryptocurrency from a leading Indonesian exchange last week, according to Indonesian state...

Tariffs, Protectionism, And Why Borders Matter – OpEd

eurasiareview.com - 22/Sep 00:11

By Wanjiru Njoya As Democrats and Republicans both express support for tariffs, the economic implications of protectionist policies are once again at...