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Trump says tariffs resurrected ‘dead’ America and touts how to bet big on it

President Trump is selling his tariff shock therapy as nothing less than an economic resurrection, arguing that aggressive duties on imports turned a “dead” America into the world’s hottest investment story. He is pairing that narrative with a pitch to both Wall Street and everyday savers, urging them to “bet big” on the United States…

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Michael Saylor slammed over eyebrow raising $10M Bitcoin boast

Michael Saylor’s latest hyper-bullish prediction for Bitcoin has ignited a backlash even by crypto’s fevered standards. After asserting that the token could be worth $10 million “tomorrow” if the world simply agreed with him, the billionaire evangelist is facing pointed questions about his judgment at a moment when his own Bitcoin-heavy company is nursing multibillion-dollar…

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Chicago’s $41B budget black hole blows up its pension time bomb

Chicago’s latest financial disclosures show a city carrying a $41.1 billion shortfall, a gap so large it effectively detonates the long‑running pension time bomb that has been ticking under City Hall for decades. The hole is not just an abstract balance‑sheet problem, it is the cumulative result of skipped payments, optimistic assumptions and political choices…

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Pressley shrugs off questions after her wealth mysteriously jumps millions

Rep. Ayanna Pressley is facing a wave of scrutiny after financial disclosures showed her personal wealth climbing into the multimillion-dollar range during her time in Congress, even as she has built a national brand railing against inequality and housing insecurity. Asked to explain the spike, she brushed off the questions, insisting that she files the…

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Bitcoin plunge rocks companies that went all in on crypto hoarding

Bitcoin’s latest plunge has turned a once-fashionable corporate tactic into a painful liability. Companies that treated the original cryptocurrency as a balance-sheet trophy are now staring at multibillion-dollar paper losses and a market that no longer assumes prices only move one way. The fallout is rippling from high-profile tech names to niche “crypto-treasury” plays that…

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Carney kills Canada EV sales mandate but doubles down on electric future

Prime Minister Mark Carney has scrapped Canada’s national electric vehicle sales mandate, a centrepiece of the country’s previous climate strategy, while insisting the auto sector’s long‑term future is still battery powered. In its place, Ottawa is rolling out richer rebates, tougher tailpipe rules and fresh industrial subsidies that shift the focus from quotas on dealers…

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‘Dumb money’ piles in after traders lose $1T realizing AI could devour tech first

Artificial intelligence just triggered one of the fastest wealth swings in recent market memory, erasing roughly $1 trillion from software and services stocks and then luring a wave of retail buyers into the wreckage. The same technology that investors once treated as a universal tailwind is suddenly being priced as an existential threat to parts…

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