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In a report released Tuesday, the Defense Department's inspector general said that more than $7 billion worth of US-supplied military equipment was in the hands of the Western-backed Afghan government when it fell last year. After the Biden bugout, much of this equipment fell into the hands of the Taliban.
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A British newspaper is going to be sued by an Iraqi actress because it used a picture of her in an article about 'fat' women.
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Tensions between the United States and China over Taiwan combine with market instability and a local high for Bitcoin.
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Reports say that when Vince McMahon left his job as CEO of World Wrestling Entertainment last week, he took $3.4 billion with him. This was because of a sexual harassment scandal that involved millions of dollars in 'hush money' payments.
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Ark Invest paid $75 million for 1.41 million Coinbase shares, citing the exchange's poor performance as the key cause.
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VCs have money to invest in crypto startups, but some are waiting for bigger opportunities that should present itself around September.
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Bitcoin has benefited from the return of risk-on appetite, with a spike above $23,000, and the significant break to the upside has some analysts calling the bottom.
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Rumors of a liquidity issue at Coinbase have been debunked by the community, since outflows vary in a volatile crypto market.
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The drop in VC investments in crypto businesses parallels the overall downturn in VC funding across industries, despite the fact that the number of deals increased.
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The hashrate of bitcoin mining has plunged to a five-month low after miners in Texas momentarily ceased operations.
In a report released Tuesday, the Defense Department's inspector general said that more than $7 billion worth of US-supplied military equipment was in the hands of the Western-backed Afghan government when it fell last year. After the Biden bugout, much of this equipment fell into the hands of the Taliban.
