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President Javier Milei stands accused of a digital currency “rug pull” just weeks after his U.S. counterpart magicked $14 billion out of thin air with the launch of his memecoin.
The president said Elon Musk and his “12 geniuses” could uncover $1 trillion in “fraud.” So far, there’s little context for the claims.
“He’s just as bad as RFK Jr. but nobody is paying attention,” one tax expert says of the pick to run the IRS.
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Consequences for those 34 fraud convictions seem unlikely to arrive soon, if ever.
Four people were arrested after they said a bear had damaged their cars—turns out the “bear” was a human in a costume.
In theory Donald Trump cannot self-pardon his fraud convictions, but in practice there may be little stopping the president.
The action was pre-planned and is not responding to an active threat, the Bureau of Prisons said.
New documents reveal Donald Trump’s social media platform is a hotbed of online fraud, with swindlers conning users out of enormous sums of money.
Judges on a New York appeals court panel grilled prosecutors over the large penalty Trump was ordered to pay after being found liable for civil fraud.
The New York City mayor struggled to speak over a heckler during his first press conference after being criminally charged for fraud and bribery.
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