US opted for force in Venezuela, could China do the same in Taiwan?
Trump administration’s surprising attack on Venezuela this past weekend could “embolden” China on Taiwan, says Kurt Campbell, the former US deputy secretary of
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Are Americans overpaying taxes in 2026? Here’s how to fix it
The IRS has quietly handed most American workers a modest tax break starting this month, but fewer are likely aware of it. Inflation
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Ethereum’s $5K path divides experts ahead of 2026
Ethereum is trading above $3,200, still well below its all-time high of $4,953 on Aug. 24, 2025, when it missed the $5,000 mark
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X faces global scrutiny after Grok chatbot generated exploitative images
Elon Musk’s social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter) is facing mounting regulatory scrutiny across multiple jurisdictions after its Grok chatbot was
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Morning brief: Asian stocks hit records as Venezuela’s acting president swears in
Asian markets extended a record-breaking rally on Tuesday, taking cues from Wall Street’s latest highs, even as investors digested geopolitical shocks linked to
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Solana hits $139 as ETF inflows and on-chain data turn bullish
Solana continues to extend its gains after rallying over the past few days. At the time of writing on Tuesday, SOL is trading
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Tilray stock forms a risky pattern: Jan. 8 will be key
Tilray stock price has been highly volatile in the past few months as investors focused on Donald Trump’s cannabis reclassification efforts and its
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South Korea weighs preemptive freezes on suspicious crypto accounts
South Korea’s Financial Services Commission (FSC) is reviewing a proposal to allow preemptive account freezes. According to local sources, the proposal defines a
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InPost jumps 20% on takeover interest as analysts highlight UK expansion, valuation upside
Shares in parcel locker operator InPost surged more than 21% on Tuesday after the company said it had received an indicative proposal for
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Israel tests investor appetite with first Eurobond sale since Gaza ceasefire
Israel has reportedly returned to international debt markets with a new multi-tranche Eurobond sale, marking its first global fundraising effort since the Gaza