Bitcoin Short-Term Holders Sell at Record Loss as Price Dips Below $62,000
Bitcoin’s short-term holders are unloading coins at unprecedented losses as the price falls under $62,000, signaling intense capitulation amid a broader market downturn.
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EV Charging Costs Remain Uneven Despite Promotions, Frustrating Drivers
An EV driver’s Memorial Day deal exposed large price gaps between networks, highlighting ongoing issues with inconsistent and opaque fast charger fees.
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U.S. Expands Sanctions on Cuba Targeting Key Officials and Entities Amid Growing Tensions
The U.S. government announced new sanctions against Cuban officials and institutions, intensifying economic pressure amid ongoing fuel shortages and diplomatic strain.
Energy & Climate
Scientists Dismiss Highest Climate Emission Scenario but Warn Risks Remain
Researchers have ruled out the worst-case high-emission climate pathway as unlikely, yet caution that significant warming and risks still demand urgent action.
Crypto & Fintech
Bitcoin Faces Critical Test at $60,000 Amid Major Crypto Market Decline
Bitcoin’s recent slide has wiped over $2 trillion from crypto markets, putting intense focus on whether it can hold $60,000 support to avoid deeper losses.
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Key Dynasty Football Players to Buy or Sell Before Market Shifts
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Illinois Passes Major Reform to Return Property Equity to Tax-foreclosed Homeowners
Illinois lawmakers approved sweeping changes to property tax sale laws to ensure homeowners reclaim equity beyond tax debts and extend redemption periods.
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May Jobs Report Poised to Reveal Strength of U.S. Employment Growth Amid Economic Uncertainty
The upcoming May jobs report will indicate whether the U.S. economy maintained steady employment gains, with projections pointing to moderate job growth and stable unemployment.
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SEC proposes repeal of major climate risk disclosure rule, raising transparency concerns
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Senators push to restrict military AI use in nuclear strikes and domestic surveillance
A bipartisan group of senators seeks strict limits on artificial intelligence in defense, barring its role in nuclear launches, autonomous weapons, and spying on U.S. citizens.