Acinq to Withdraw Phoenix Wallet From US Markets Amid Regulatory Concerns
On Friday, April 26, Acinq announced that its Lightning Network bitcoin wallet, Phoenix, will cease services for U.S. residents from May 3, 2024. This announcement followed closely on the heels of the Samourai Wallet indictment and what is perceived as a...
State AG launches new campaign to intimidate pro-life centers
Subpoenas details of their use of ultrasound machines By Bob Unruh The attorney general in California is being accused of launching a new intimidation campaign against pro-life centers. It's through subpoenas he's issued demanding specific information about how those...
Biden Outspending Trump 3:1, But Let’s Be Honest, It Doesn’t Matter
ANALYSIS (Photo / Justin Sullivan & Somodevilla) By Gage Klipper A few weeks ago, media flunkies were riding high as the polls seemed to be converging. President Joe Biden enjoyed a bump after his State of the Union Address, and quickly narrowed Donald...
Soros-Backed DA Lets Pro-Palestinian Protestors Walk Scot-Free In Texas
Photo / Brandon Bell By Robert McGreevy Pro-Palestinian protestors in Texas are being released without charges after a Soros-backed district attorney’s office decided to let them walk, according to ABC News. At least 34 people were arrested Wednesday during protests...
‘USA’ Chants Erupt As Trump Makes Campaign Stop With Union Workers
By Julianna Frieman “USA” chants broke out Thursday morning in New York as former President Donald Trump made a campaign stop with union workers. Trump squeezed in a meeting with members of the Teamsters union at a construction site in Manhattan around 6 a.m. before...
Biden DOJ Says Trump Is First President To Face Criminal Prosecution Because Predecessors Committed No ‘Crimes’
(Photo / Alex Wong) By Jason Cohen The lawyer representing special counsel Jack Smith on Thursday asserted that the reason former President Donald Trump is the first president to face criminal charges is because his predecessors did not commit any crimes. Department...
Biden Admin Scraps Menthol Cigarette Ban Amid Fear Of ‘Angering’ Black Voters
President Joe Biden’s administration is delaying its potential plan to ban menthol cigarettes after concerns about the political implications ahead of the 2024 election. By Reagan Reese The administration planned to announce Friday that it will delay its decision on...
‘For The Love Of God’: Leaked Audio Reveals Dem Gov Ripping Biden Admin Over Border Security
(Photo / Saul Loeb) By Jason Hopkins In a leaked audio recording posted on social media, New Mexico Democrat Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham can be heard expressing deep frustration with Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas and threatening to send a...
Analysis confirms biggest winners in Biden’s student loan agenda are … the RICH!
Latest plan benefits those who average more than $312,000 in income By Bob Unruh Joe Biden repeatedly has launched his own agendas – absent any approval from Congress – to "forgive" the student loans of tens of millions of people. He's actually not "forgiving" the...
The US–Mexico Dispute Over GM Corn Safety Could Transform American Agriculture
Mexico says genetically modified corn is a threat to its unique cultural diet and native strains of maize—and quite possibly the health of its citizens. By Amy Denney Mexico’s effort to keep genetically modified corn out of the country is triggering a trade dispute...
Micro Trumps Macro As Stocks Shrug Off Week Of Higher Inflation, Higher Rates, & Lower Growth
It was an ugly macro week...Source: Bloomberg...and worse still, 'growth' surprises disappointed significantly while 'inflation' surprises surprised to the upside significantly...Source: BloombergSoaring inflation expectations sent rate-cut expectations to new...
Report: Groups Organizing College Protests Funded by Soros-Tied Entities 332 Photos / Fabrice Coffini Stephanie Keith By Nick Gilbertson Several groups involved in organizing anti-Israel protests that have broken out at college campuses since last week have received...
Donald Trump Trial Updates oan
Former President Donald Trump enters Manhattan Criminal Court for the continuation of his hush money trial on April 25, 2024 in New York City. (Pool Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images) OAN’s Brooke MalloryUPDATED 12:26 PM – Friday, April 26, 2024 Former U.S....
Unlocking New Possibilities: Solama Teams up With BingX and AssetDash
PRESS RELEASE. Solama, one of the most captivating Solana meme coin 2024 craze, is partnering up with two essential platforms for a crypto project, such as BingX and AssetDash, as BingX mentioned on their X (Twitter) account. As a result of this team-up, all...
These States Are Making It Illegal For Illegal Immigrants To Enter
Authored by Darlene McCormick Sanchez via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours),Conservative states across the country—Florida, Iowa, Louisiana, Tennessee, Georgia, and Oklahoma—are taking border security matters into their own hands, proposing or passing legislation...
America First Policy Institute Demands Key Battleground States Enforce Ban On Non-Citizen Voting
(Photo / John Moore) By Reagan Reese The American First Policy Institute (AFPI) is demanding that key battleground states enforce their constitutional duty to ensure that non-American citizens do not vote in the upcoming 2024 election, the Daily Caller learned...
Inflation Increased Again In March As Consumer Spending Rose oan
(Photo by CHANDAN KHANNA/AFP via Getty Images) OAN’s James Meyers8:35 AM – Friday, April 26, 2024 According to the latest March report, inflation increased last month, with a key barometer the Federal Reserve watches closely showing that price pressures...
Bitcoin Miners’ Average Revenue Per Block Dips 25% in 3 Days, Falling to 3.83 BTC
In the last 24 hours, bitcoin miners have faced significantly reduced earnings, with the current hashprice lingering at a significant low. Just five days ago, miners were harvesting an average of 5.105 BTC per block, between a blend of new BTC and transaction...