Institutional Investors Drive Solana to Four-Month High Amid Renewed Market Interest
Solana’s recent surge to a four-month peak is fueled by significant inflows into SOL ETFs and major network upgrades, as investors eye a push toward $100.
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Electric Buses Cut Fuel Costs Significantly for USD 257 Amid Rising Prices
USD 257 school district reduces transportation expenses as electric buses cost about half to operate compared to traditional diesel buses during volatile fuel price periods.
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DOJ Files Lawsuit Against DC Bar Association for Partisan Actions Against Trump Allies
The Department of Justice has sued the District of Columbia Bar Association, accusing it of politically motivated attacks on lawyers linked to former President Trump and interfering with executive branch deliberations.
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Metaplanet faces delays in preferred stock rollout, lags behind Strategy in Bitcoin accumulation race
Metaplanet’s plan to use preferred stocks to accelerate Bitcoin purchases faces regulatory delays in Japan, putting it behind Strategy’s aggressive BTC acquisition via STRC.
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CLARITY Act Talks Collapse Ahead of Senate Vote Amid Key Disputes
Bipartisan negotiations on the CLARITY Act broke down before the Senate Banking Committee vote, exposing unresolved issues around ethics rules and developer protections.
Trade & Tariffs
Xi Jinping Embraces U.S. CEOs Amid Trump’s China Visit, Signals Wider Market Access
Chinese President Xi Jinping welcomed U.S. CEOs alongside President Trump’s visit, promising deeper engagement as business leaders expressed optimism about China's reform and opening-up.
AI & Tech Regulation
DOJ Considers Settlement in Trump’s $10 Billion IRS Lawsuit Amid Conflict Concerns
The Department of Justice is weighing a settlement in a $10 billion lawsuit filed by Trump against the IRS, raising unprecedented conflict of interest and oversight questions.
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Israel Initiates Defamation Lawsuit Against New York Times Over Controversial Column
Israel has launched legal action against the New York Times, contesting a column accusing Israeli personnel of widespread sexual abuse against Palestinians, citing unverified and disputed sources.
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Top New Grocery Finds on Amazon Fresh for May 2026
Amazon Fresh expands its online grocery selection with new frozen snacks, hearty soups, and unique drink options perfect for quick meals and special cravings.
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Appeals Court Reviews Trump’s Sanctions on Major Law Firms Amid First Amendment Debate
Law firms challenged President Trump’s sanctions in a federal appeals court, arguing the measures infringe on legal representation and constitutional rights.