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Bank of America says the entire US banking industry will embrace crypto payments.
Stanford computer science graduates are struggling to find jobs as AI coding tools replace entry-level developers and companies cut junior hiring.
Nayib Bukele says "if the government can print unlimited amounts of money out of thin air, why do they collect taxes?"
Ethereum set for major 2026 upgrades including Glamsterdam fork.
This will bring parallel processing, gas limit increase to 200M, expanded data blobs, and 10% network transition to ZK rollups.
This will bring parallel processing, gas limit increase to 200M, expanded data blobs, and 10% network transition to ZK rollups.
Caroline Ellison is scheduled for release on January 21, 2026, per the U.S. Bureau of Prisons, after cooperating in the FTX case.
Silver and platinum are finally catching up to gold. Investors avoided buying those metals as they expected gold to fall. They’ve now accepted that gold’s rally is here to stay. Investors also avoided mining stocks for the same reason. They’re next for an explosive catch-up run.
RUSSIA has achieved a 92.6% home-ownership rate, making it one of the highest worldwide
Gold is on an absolute tear, hitting a new all-time high above $4,550 per ounce.
The precious metal is up 0.85% today and shows no signs of slowing down.
When gold runs like this, it's telling you something.
Investors are hedging against uncertainty, inflation fears, and a world that feels increasingly unstable.
Central banks have been stacking gold at record levels.
Smart money has been accumulating for years.
And now the price is reflecting what many have been warning about.
For context: gold was around $2,000 an ounce just two years ago.
It's more than doubled.
The old saying still holds: gold is the asset you own when you don't trust anything else.
Source: @Investingcom
The precious metal is up 0.85% today and shows no signs of slowing down.
When gold runs like this, it's telling you something.
Investors are hedging against uncertainty, inflation fears, and a world that feels increasingly unstable.
Central banks have been stacking gold at record levels.
Smart money has been accumulating for years.
And now the price is reflecting what many have been warning about.
For context: gold was around $2,000 an ounce just two years ago.
It's more than doubled.
The old saying still holds: gold is the asset you own when you don't trust anything else.
Source: @Investingcom
ARIZONA GOP BYPASSING GOVERNOR... PUTTING TRANS SPORTS BAN DIRECTLY TO VOTERS IN 2026
Let the voters decide.
Arizona State Rep. Selina Bliss introduced the "Protect Girls' Sports Act," which would require school sports teams to be labeled male, female, or co-ed based on biological sex as listed on birth certificates.
The move would block transgender athletes from joining girls' teams, including at private schools.
Why a ballot measure?
Republicans don't have the votes to override Gov. Katie Hobbs's veto, so they're taking it straight to the people in 2026.
Bliss credits swimmer-turned-activist Riley Gaines for helping inspire the push.
A 2022 Arizona law on the issue remains in limbo after a federal judge put it on hold.
Bliss's argument:
"Letting biological males on girls' teams makes the playing field clearly unfair."
She says the bill protects scholarships, fair competition, and transparency.
Under the proposal, schools would require proof of biological sex if there's any doubt, with individual schools deciding who plays where.
Female athletes have been asking for this for years.
Women who trained their entire lives for scholarships and records shouldn't have to compete against biological males with inherent physical advantages.
Arizona is putting it to a vote.
Let the people speak.
Source: Power107 Radio / The Center Square
Arizona State Rep. Selina Bliss introduced the "Protect Girls' Sports Act," which would require school sports teams to be labeled male, female, or co-ed based on biological sex as listed on birth certificates.
The move would block transgender athletes from joining girls' teams, including at private schools.
Why a ballot measure?
Republicans don't have the votes to override Gov. Katie Hobbs's veto, so they're taking it straight to the people in 2026.
Bliss credits swimmer-turned-activist Riley Gaines for helping inspire the push.
A 2022 Arizona law on the issue remains in limbo after a federal judge put it on hold.
Bliss's argument:
"Letting biological males on girls' teams makes the playing field clearly unfair."
She says the bill protects scholarships, fair competition, and transparency.
Under the proposal, schools would require proof of biological sex if there's any doubt, with individual schools deciding who plays where.
Female athletes have been asking for this for years.
Women who trained their entire lives for scholarships and records shouldn't have to compete against biological males with inherent physical advantages.
Arizona is putting it to a vote.
Let the people speak.
Source: Power107 Radio / The Center Square
Poland has abolished income tax to increase the birth rate
Now Polish couples with at least 2 chiIdren earning up to roughly $38,395 a year will pay zero income tax.
Now Polish couples with at least 2 chiIdren earning up to roughly $38,395 a year will pay zero income tax.
Copper Supply is running low.
POLAND SCRAMBLES JETS TO INTERCEPT RUSSIAN RECONNAISSANCE PLANE ON CHRISTMAS DAY
No holiday break on NATO's eastern flank.
Polish fighter jets intercepted and escorted a Russian reconnaissance aircraft flying near Polish airspace over the Baltic Sea on Thursday morning.
The same night, Warsaw tracked "unknown objects" flying from Belarus toward Poland, forcing a temporary closure of civilian airspace in the northeast.
After analysis, they were determined to be smuggling balloons moving with the wind.
Defense Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz:
"All provocations over the Baltic Sea and near the border with Belarus were under full control.
I thank nearly 20,000 of our soldiers who, during the Holidays, watch over our safety."
The incidents did not pose an immediate security threat, he said.
Context: This comes three months after Poland and NATO forces shot down more than a dozen Russian drones that flew over Polish airspace in September, the largest incursion since Russia invaded Ukraine.
Lithuania says smuggler balloons from Belarus constitute a "hybrid attack."
Belarus denies responsibility.
20,000 Polish soldiers spent Christmas watching the sky.
Source: Al Jazeera
No holiday break on NATO's eastern flank.
Polish fighter jets intercepted and escorted a Russian reconnaissance aircraft flying near Polish airspace over the Baltic Sea on Thursday morning.
The same night, Warsaw tracked "unknown objects" flying from Belarus toward Poland, forcing a temporary closure of civilian airspace in the northeast.
After analysis, they were determined to be smuggling balloons moving with the wind.
Defense Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz:
"All provocations over the Baltic Sea and near the border with Belarus were under full control.
I thank nearly 20,000 of our soldiers who, during the Holidays, watch over our safety."
The incidents did not pose an immediate security threat, he said.
Context: This comes three months after Poland and NATO forces shot down more than a dozen Russian drones that flew over Polish airspace in September, the largest incursion since Russia invaded Ukraine.
Lithuania says smuggler balloons from Belarus constitute a "hybrid attack."
Belarus denies responsibility.
20,000 Polish soldiers spent Christmas watching the sky.
Source: Al Jazeera
JUST IN: Silver reaches new all-time high of $75
JUST IN: Anti-crypto Peter Schiff says "prepare for a historic economic collapse."
WHERE YOU LIVE IS LOWKEY TAXING YOU - RED STATES WIN 🇺🇸
Reps states ran at 2.5% inflation while dems states hit 3%, so yeah, your grocery bill might literally depend on politics.
Energy and transportation are the biggest reasons, with dems cities paying more for gas, electricity, and commuting like it’s some kind of premium lifestyle upgrade.
Zoom out and it tracks, because over the last 5 years inflation spiked hard nationwide, everyday costs jumped over 20%, and wages never really caught up for most people.
That pain hits harder in blue metros, where inflation is 3% versus 1.9% in red ones, meaning same job, same paycheck, less stuff in your cart.
Housing is still brutal everywhere, but blue states are rising faster, stacking higher rent on top of higher energy bills and wondering why people keep moving out.
Source: Fox Business
Energy and transportation are the biggest reasons, with dems cities paying more for gas, electricity, and commuting like it’s some kind of premium lifestyle upgrade.
Zoom out and it tracks, because over the last 5 years inflation spiked hard nationwide, everyday costs jumped over 20%, and wages never really caught up for most people.
That pain hits harder in blue metros, where inflation is 3% versus 1.9% in red ones, meaning same job, same paycheck, less stuff in your cart.
Housing is still brutal everywhere, but blue states are rising faster, stacking higher rent on top of higher energy bills and wondering why people keep moving out.
Source: Fox Business
🇺🇸 ELON: AMERICA IS BUILT TO EXPLORE, OR DIE TRYING
Elon said America is filled with a spirit of exploration, framing the country as an idea built on curiosity, risk, and pushing into the unknown.
The comment echoes a deeper theme popularized in Dune: civilizations that stop exploring, questioning, and expanding don’t just stall, they decay.
Innovation, growth, and leadership don’t come from comfort or stagnation, they come from exploration as a core value.
If exploration dies, so does the edge that made America what it is.
Elon said America is filled with a spirit of exploration, framing the country as an idea built on curiosity, risk, and pushing into the unknown.
The comment echoes a deeper theme popularized in Dune: civilizations that stop exploring, questioning, and expanding don’t just stall, they decay.
Innovation, growth, and leadership don’t come from comfort or stagnation, they come from exploration as a core value.
If exploration dies, so does the edge that made America what it is.
Historical #Bitcoin prices on Christmas Eve🎄
2013 - $666
2014 - $323
2015 - $455
2016 - $899
2017 - $13,926
2018 - $4,079
2019 - $7,323
2020 - $23,736
2021 - $50,822
2022 - $16,822
2023 - $43,665
2024 - $94,120
2025 - $87,340
$BTC
2013 - $666
2014 - $323
2015 - $455
2016 - $899
2017 - $13,926
2018 - $4,079
2019 - $7,323
2020 - $23,736
2021 - $50,822
2022 - $16,822
2023 - $43,665
2024 - $94,120
2025 - $87,340
$BTC
Christmas Eve 7 years ago.
$BTC $4500
$ETH $104
$BNB $9.5
$LTC $29
$BCH $144
$LINK $1.85
$XTZ $1.20
$BTC $4500
$ETH $104
$BNB $9.5
$LTC $29
$BCH $144
$LINK $1.85
$XTZ $1.20
ELON SOUNDS THE ALARM ON POPULATION COLLAPSE
“It's very important to have kids in order to continue civilization, and I think sometimes kids are viewed as an imposition on the world.
I don't think that's the case at all.
I think we want to just generally have it be socially encouraged to have kids.
Certainly, companies need to support employees that have kids, [and] I think in terms of government incentives, there should be some tax breaks for having kids, or make it financially not burdensome to have children."
“It's very important to have kids in order to continue civilization, and I think sometimes kids are viewed as an imposition on the world.
I don't think that's the case at all.
I think we want to just generally have it be socially encouraged to have kids.
Certainly, companies need to support employees that have kids, [and] I think in terms of government incentives, there should be some tax breaks for having kids, or make it financially not burdensome to have children."
🚨🇺🇸 HORRIFIC FOOTAGE: DEADLY MOTORCYCLE CRASH ON DALLAS I-635
One motorcyclist is dead and two others hospitalized after a violent crash on Interstate 635 in Dallas Saturday night.
Three motorcycles and one car collided in the eastbound TEXpress lanes near Marsh Lane around 9:17 PM.
One rider died at the scene.
Two others were rushed to the hospital in unknown condition.
Police are still investigating what caused the crash.
The TEXpress lanes are designed for higher-speed travel with limited entry and exit points. When something goes wrong at those speeds, it goes wrong fast.
One motorcyclist is dead and two others hospitalized after a violent crash on Interstate 635 in Dallas Saturday night.
Three motorcycles and one car collided in the eastbound TEXpress lanes near Marsh Lane around 9:17 PM.
One rider died at the scene.
Two others were rushed to the hospital in unknown condition.
Police are still investigating what caused the crash.
The TEXpress lanes are designed for higher-speed travel with limited entry and exit points. When something goes wrong at those speeds, it goes wrong fast.
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