The U. S. Education Department is handing off some of its biggest grant programs to other federal agencies as the Trump administration accelerates its plan to shut down the department.
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Terrorists Transformed Into Evangelists: YWAM Reports Powerful Stories of Redemption in Nigeria
Formerly murderous militants in Nigeria are being transformed into spiritual warriors for Jesus Christ. And Christian widows whose husbands are victims of genocide in that African nation are also experiencing a powerful work of healing. Youth With A Mission (YWAM) reports God is taking what the devil intended for evil and turning it for good.
Donald Trump’s Sudden Reversal on Epstein Files Under Scrutiny
Trump said Republicans should vote for the bill to force the release of the Epstein files “because we have nothing to hide.”.
Crypto Heavyweights Back Trump’s Ballroom Project — Here’s Where That Leaves XRP Tundra in 2025
The post Crypto Heavyweights Back Trump’s Ballroom Project Here’s Where That Leaves XRP Tundra in 2025 appeared com. President Donald Trump’s announcement that he will fund the new $300 million White House ballroom with help from high-profile allies has triggered a wave of analysis across political and financial circles. The donor list released by the administration reads like a map of influential sectors: tech conglomerates, defense contractors, private-equity figures, and critically, some of the largest names in the US crypto industry. The participation of Coinbase, Ripple and Tether signals a shift in how digital-asset companies engage with federal power. With Trump openly reversing restrictive regulatory positions and inviting crypto leaders into advisory roles, projects operating in compliant, transparent ecosystems are now being evaluated for their capacity to plug directly into traditional finance. XRP Tundra is beginning to appear in that conversation as analysts assess which DeFi architectures are most compatible with a rapidly changing policy environment. Why Trump’s Ballroom Funding Reveals a New Phase in Crypto-Government Alignment The $300 million ballroom project is more than a construction effort. The roster of contributors shows a coalition of industries aligning with an administration that has openly encouraged domestic tech development, AI, defense expansion and digital-asset adoption. Amazon, Apple, Google and Microsoft each contributed; Palantir reportedly joined as well, continuing a pattern of deep federal integration. For the crypto sector, the participation of Coinbase, Ripple and Tether stands out. These firms operate at the institutional end of the spectrum and rarely involve themselves in political funding without strategic purpose. Their presence suggests confidence that federal policy will continue moving toward regulatory clarity, lower enforcement tension and greater compatibility between compliant digital-asset systems and US financial infrastructure. This is where analysts begin connecting the dots to XRPL-based ecosystems gaining traction in 2025. Crypto Contributors Shape Policy: Ripple, Coinbase, Tether and the Shift Affecting XRPL Projects Ripple’s appearance on Trump’s donor list has.
Donald Trump Reveals He Had an MRI: What We Know
Donald Trump Reveals He Had an MRI: What We Know
USDA data casts doubt on China’s soybean purchase promises touted by President Donald Trump
New data the Agriculture Department released Friday created serious doubts about whether China will really buy millions of bushels of American soybeans like the Trump administration touted last month.
At Trump’s urging, Bondi says US will investigate Epstein’s ties to Clinton and other political foes
NEW YORK (AP) Acceding to President Donald Trump’s demands, U. S. Attorney General Pam Bondi said Friday that she has ordered a top federal prosecutor.
Binance’s CZ Surprised by Trump Pardon, Denies Connections to Trump Family
The post Binance’s CZ Surprised by Trump Pardon, Denies Connections to Trump Family appeared com. CZ denies any connection with Trump or his family despite reports linking them politically. The Trump pardon of CZ sparks backlash and renewed debate on US crypto regulation. Former Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao (CZ) has denied any connection to President Donald Trump or his family following his unexpected presidential pardon announced on October 21. The decision has drawn strong political reactions and renewed focus on cryptocurrency regulation in the United States. During an interview on “Special Report,” Zhao said he had never met Trump before the pardon. He stated, “We have never met. We have never talked.” His statement came shortly after Trump confirmed on “60 Minutes” that he does not know Zhao personally. The White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt described the pardon as an action that ended the previous administration’s stance against cryptocurrency platforms. Binance CZ Refutes WSJ Report Zhao rejected that claim during the interview and said, That’s completely not accurate. There’s no deal, there has never been any discussions. It’s as simple as that. However, Zhao acknowledged a single meeting with Eric Trump during a Bitcoin MENA conference in Abu Dhabi. Zhao maintained that no financial or business association resulted from that meeting and called the broader reporting “categorically false.” The original charge against Zhao involved failure to put in place a proper anti-money-laundering program under the requirements of the Bank Secrecy Act. Zhao stated a preference to resolve legal matters promptly. Zhao said, I do not have anything to debate on the charges. Zhao also pointed to the GENIUS Act introduced under Trump’s administration, describing it as progress in establishing clearer rules for digital.
Trump’s First Year Back Sparks ‘Complete Reversal’ in U.S. Crypto Policy
The post Trump’s First Year Back Sparks ‘Complete Reversal’ in U. S. Crypto Policy appeared com. WASHINGTON, D. C. Donald Trump was elected president again one year ago this week, though some of the crypto industry’s lobbyists quietly say they feel like they’ve aged many years in this tumultuous 12 months, which saw a range of lofty highs and deep frustrations in the young sector’s hunt for U. S. policies. President Trump surged back into the White House with wide support from crypto voters and optimism from many of the most prominent U. S. leaders of the industry that he’d secure their place in the U. S. financial system. In many ways, that faith in the politician has paid off. He quickly issued executive orders demanding progress on friendly crypto policies and the establishment of a bitcoin BTC$101,678. 89 reserve to stash the government’s holdings as a long-term investment. “Since day one he has issued executive orders and moved for agencies to pay attention to digital assets and how blockchain can increase transparency across the government,” said Cody Carbone, CEO of the Digital Chamber, in a statement to CoinDesk. In Congress, the industry shifted from pariah of 2022 (during its struggles with failing firms and fraud prosecutions) to a top priority of 2025, with significant support from a president who made continual demands of allied lawmakers. In a stunning example of rapid, bipartisan legislating, the Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U. S. Stablecoins Act (GENIUS) Act became law, the first major U. S. crypto policy effort to do so. The Trump administration’s Treasury Department and banking agencies have already begun trying to sort out its implementation a lengthy process as it winds its way through public-comment periods and eventually through multiple rule proposals. The GENIUS Act was meant as a companion to advance alongside the more important legislation that would set up rules of the road for U. S. crypto markets.
Supreme Court Delivers Blow of Reality to ‘Gender Ideology’ Radicals [WATCH]
Supreme Court Delivers Blow of Reality to ‘Gender Ideology’ Radicals [WATCH]