Most Popular

• U.S. Government Sells Bitcoin Seized From Silk Road Case, Netting Over $215 Million
  The U.S. government is back into cryptocurrency trading. Authorities said Friday that they sold $215 million of the digital currency that it seized in connection with the Silk Road marketplace.
• Marjorie Taylor Greene Says She’ll Protest Trump Indictment In New York—As NYPD Steps Up Security
  The American flag flying above Mar-A-Lago was also lowered to half-staff following Trump’s indictment.
• Trump Indicted In Manhattan—Here’s What Will Happen Next (Yes, He’ll Probably Get A Mugshot)
  The ex-president will likely not spend any time behind bars, though he will get a mugshot.
• Ukraine’s Ex-German Marders Are Some Of The Toughest Fighting Vehicles On The Battlefield
  As they charge Russian positions, the Marders might have to absorb a lot of enemy rounds. They won’t survive forever under intensive fire, but they’ll last longer than any BMP would.
• Sam Bankman-Fried Pleads Not Guilty To New Bribery Charge—In An Untucked Dress Shirt (Photos)
  The former billionaire now facing 13 federal criminal counts did ditch his one-time uniform of a baggy tee, shorts and sneakers for a suit, but Bankman-Fried still found a way to add his personal flair in federal court Thursday.
• Kaity Biggar Didn’t Get The Engagement Ring She Wanted On ‘The Bachelor’
  The ring, from couture jeweler Neil Lane, boasts a large oval diamond surrounded by 150 smaller diamonds and, according to the bride-to-be, looks "like a disco ball."
• Is Vinod Adani The Mastermind Behind His Brother’s Empire?
  Gautam Adani’s secretive older brother Vinod is worth nearly $10 billion, a fortune that Forbes recently uncovered while investigating a maze of shell companies.
• Could The U.S. Dollar Collapse?
  A currency collapse is when a country's currency loses all its value and becomes practically worthless in day to day use
• 453,000 Borrowers Approved For Student Loan Forgiveness Under Waiver As Processing Continues
  Nearly half a million people have been approved for federal student loan forgiveness under a one-time waiver program geared towards borrowers working in public service jobs. And more is on the way.
• Five Stunning Natural Wonders To Explore Across Puerto Rico
  This scenic Caribbean island is home to towering mountains, vibrant mangrove forests, and picturesque beaches.