OKX Pays $500M Over Unlicensed Operations in US

OKX, one of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges, has settled charges with the US Department of Justice (DOJ) after facilitating over $5 billion in suspicious transactions. The settlement includes a payment of over $500 million in penalties and forfeited fees. The investigation was triggered by OKCoin, the American division of OKX, which received a subpoena … Read more

12 Dead in US Listeria Outbreak Linked to Frozen Shakes Recall

A deadly listeria outbreak linked to recalled frozen shakes has claimed 12 lives, according to the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The outbreak, which began in 2018, affects people across 21 states. Lyons ReadyCare and Sysco Imperial Frozen Supplemental Shakes were contaminated with listeria bacteria, leading to severe symptoms in infected individuals. Symptoms of … Read more

New Jersey Parks Closed After Avian Flu Outbreak

A avian flu outbreak in a New Jersey borough has led to the closure of several parks, including Dr. Farmer’s Park, Pete Sensi Park, and a portion of Heritage Park. The parks were closed after dozens of dead geese tested positive for H5N1, the virus that causes the illness. According to Borough Administrator Laurie Roth, … Read more

US Economic Blackout Protest Planned for Feb 28

A nationwide economic protest called the “Feb 28 Economic Blackout” is gaining traction on social media, with American consumers encouraged to refrain from making purchases at major retailers on Friday, February 28. The event was organized by The People’s Union USA, a grassroots organization founded by John Schwarz. The boycott aims to address rising prices … Read more

Measles Outbreak Spreads to San Antonio, Texas

A large measles outbreak has reached San Antonio, with cases reported at major universities and tourist attractions in the city. According to the Texas Department of State Health Services, an individual who tested positive for the virus in West Texas traveled to two major universities and one of the nation’s busiest tourist attractions – the … Read more

Cowboys Promise ‘Selective Aggression’ in 2025 Offseason

Cowboys co-owner and COO Stephen Jones has outlined the team’s new approach for the 2025 offseason, promising a “selectively aggressive” strategy that aims to rebound from last season’s disappointing 7-10 finish. The plan is to focus on key areas, including extending standout players like Micah Parsons and potentially addressing the free agency situation of Osa … Read more

Nvidia Earnings to Test AI Chip Demand Amid Competition Concerns

Nvidia’s upcoming earnings report will closely watch demand for its artificial intelligence chips, as investors question the need for pricey technology given low-cost alternatives from China’s DeepSeek. The company has been a top beneficiary of an AI-driven spending spree by big tech companies over the past two years. However, claims that DeepSeek’s AI models rival … Read more

Al Trautwig, 68, Dies After Cancer Treatment

Sports commentator Al Trautwig, who covered top New York City teams including the Yankees, Knicks, and Rangers, has passed away at 68. His former colleague, Alan Hahn, announced the news on social media, describing Trautwig as a “legendary voice in sports” and a mentor. Trautwig worked for MSG Networks until 2021, covering over 30 years … Read more

Human Verification Error Fix

A human verification error has been reported by users. The issue involves a mismatch between user input and system verification, resulting in an “Error 404 – Please try again” message. Users claim to see no option to confirm they are human. Some users have experienced difficulties completing the verification process due to this issue. Others … Read more