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University Of California Sues Trump Administration Over Funding Freeze
Labor unions, faculty and students in the University of California education system sued President Donald Trump's administration on Tuesday over the freezing of federal funds and other actions that they say aim to stifle academic freedom.
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El Salvador to Host First Government-Backed Bitcoin Conference in November
El Salvador will host Bitcoin Histórico, the world’s first government-backed Bitcoin conference, on November 12–13, in San Salvador. Organised by the National Bitcoin Office, the event will feature global leaders like Ricardo Salinas and Jeff Booth, with sessions on financial freedom, regulation, energy, and Bitcoin adoption. The conference fo...
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Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Leading 'Isolated' Life In US, Reveals Documentary Director
The documentary intends to examine whether the couple had achieved "freedom" and financial independence since stepping back from royal duties.
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Explained: Hong Kong's New National Security Law And How It Impacts Freedom
Hong Kong's 90-seat legislature on Tuesday unanimously passed a new national security law just 11 days after it was tabled, despite concerns from Western governments that freedoms would be further undermined in the financial hub.
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NFT-Supporter Trump Vouches to Squash CBDC Creation in US if Re-Elected President
Ahead of the upcoming US Presidential election, former president Donald Trump has reportedly vouched to block the creation of a CBDC in the US, calling it a ‘dangerous threat to freedom’. Trump said he was concerned that a CBDC poses threat to the financial privacy of the citizens while potentially opening the door to government surveillance.
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How Much Money Is Enough For Financial Freedom? Here's What Internet Has To Say
In the poll, 719 participants expressed their viewpoints, organizing their feedback into four distinct categories.
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Head Of Hong Kong Journalists Group Gets Jail Time For Obstructing Police
The head of Hong Kong's leading journalists group was sentenced on Monday to five days jail for obstructing police officers in September last year after a case seen by some critics as a further blow to media freedoms in the financial hub.
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Google Engineer, 22, Plans To Retire At 35 With Savings Of Rs 41 Crore. Here's How
He has an annual income of $194,000 (roughly Rs 1.60 crore), inclusive of bonuses and stock units.
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India-Born Marketing Mogul Receives 'Freedom Of The City Of London' Title
An India-born founder of a multi-cultural marketing agency has been conferred with 'The Freedom of the City of London' title for leaving a mark on the financial hub of the British capital.
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Bitcoin ATM Installed in Mexico's Senate Building, Senator Calls It 'Symbol of Financial Inclusion, Freedom'
The total tally of Bitcoin ATMS has reached 14 in Mexico. The latest one has been installed at the Senate building in Mexico City. Mexican Senator Indira Kempis has called a move a symbol of financial inclusion and freedom being supported by the Mexican government.
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Pak NSA Says Foreign Policy Influenced By US, Lack Financial Freedom: Report
Pakistan does not have financial independence and its foreign policy is not free from the US influence, said the country's National Security Adviser Dr Moeed Yusuf on Monday.
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Cryptocurrency Profits Encouraging Employees in US to Quit Low-Paying Jobs: Survey
About four percent of 6,741 respondents aged above 18 years quit their jobs in the past year due to “financial freedom” gained by investing in crypto assets.
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Rs 1.5 Lakh Crore UPA-Era Oil Bonds Need To Be Repaid: Hardeep Puri
Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri on Thursday said over Rs 1.5 lakh crore of oil bonds issued by the previous UPA government remains to be paid, limiting fiscal space and restricting financial freedom of oil firms.
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Apple Daily Editor Ryan Law, CEO Cheung Kim-hung Denied Bail In Hong Kong
Two executives of Hong Kong pro-democracy newspaper Apple Daily, charged under a national security law, were denied bail on Saturday in a case that has drawn international condemnation and stoked fears over media freedoms in the financial hub.
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China Used Hong Kong Security Law to "Drastically Curtail Freedom": UK Report
Beijing has broken its legal obligations by undermining Hong Kong's high degree of autonomy and used a national security law to "drastically curtail freedoms" in the global financial hub, according to a report by Britain on its former colony.
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University Of California Sues Trump Administration Over Funding Freeze
Labor unions, faculty and students in the University of California education system sued President Donald Trump's administration on Tuesday over the freezing of federal funds and other actions that they say aim to stifle academic freedom.
-
El Salvador to Host First Government-Backed Bitcoin Conference in November
El Salvador will host Bitcoin Histórico, the world’s first government-backed Bitcoin conference, on November 12–13, in San Salvador. Organised by the National Bitcoin Office, the event will feature global leaders like Ricardo Salinas and Jeff Booth, with sessions on financial freedom, regulation, energy, and Bitcoin adoption. The conference fo...
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Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Leading 'Isolated' Life In US, Reveals Documentary Director
The documentary intends to examine whether the couple had achieved "freedom" and financial independence since stepping back from royal duties.
-
Explained: Hong Kong's New National Security Law And How It Impacts Freedom
Hong Kong's 90-seat legislature on Tuesday unanimously passed a new national security law just 11 days after it was tabled, despite concerns from Western governments that freedoms would be further undermined in the financial hub.
-
NFT-Supporter Trump Vouches to Squash CBDC Creation in US if Re-Elected President
Ahead of the upcoming US Presidential election, former president Donald Trump has reportedly vouched to block the creation of a CBDC in the US, calling it a ‘dangerous threat to freedom’. Trump said he was concerned that a CBDC poses threat to the financial privacy of the citizens while potentially opening the door to government surveillance.
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How Much Money Is Enough For Financial Freedom? Here's What Internet Has To Say
In the poll, 719 participants expressed their viewpoints, organizing their feedback into four distinct categories.
-
Head Of Hong Kong Journalists Group Gets Jail Time For Obstructing Police
The head of Hong Kong's leading journalists group was sentenced on Monday to five days jail for obstructing police officers in September last year after a case seen by some critics as a further blow to media freedoms in the financial hub.
-
Google Engineer, 22, Plans To Retire At 35 With Savings Of Rs 41 Crore. Here's How
He has an annual income of $194,000 (roughly Rs 1.60 crore), inclusive of bonuses and stock units.
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India-Born Marketing Mogul Receives 'Freedom Of The City Of London' Title
An India-born founder of a multi-cultural marketing agency has been conferred with 'The Freedom of the City of London' title for leaving a mark on the financial hub of the British capital.
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Bitcoin ATM Installed in Mexico's Senate Building, Senator Calls It 'Symbol of Financial Inclusion, Freedom'
The total tally of Bitcoin ATMS has reached 14 in Mexico. The latest one has been installed at the Senate building in Mexico City. Mexican Senator Indira Kempis has called a move a symbol of financial inclusion and freedom being supported by the Mexican government.
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Pak NSA Says Foreign Policy Influenced By US, Lack Financial Freedom: Report
Pakistan does not have financial independence and its foreign policy is not free from the US influence, said the country's National Security Adviser Dr Moeed Yusuf on Monday.
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Cryptocurrency Profits Encouraging Employees in US to Quit Low-Paying Jobs: Survey
About four percent of 6,741 respondents aged above 18 years quit their jobs in the past year due to “financial freedom” gained by investing in crypto assets.
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Rs 1.5 Lakh Crore UPA-Era Oil Bonds Need To Be Repaid: Hardeep Puri
Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri on Thursday said over Rs 1.5 lakh crore of oil bonds issued by the previous UPA government remains to be paid, limiting fiscal space and restricting financial freedom of oil firms.
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Apple Daily Editor Ryan Law, CEO Cheung Kim-hung Denied Bail In Hong Kong
Two executives of Hong Kong pro-democracy newspaper Apple Daily, charged under a national security law, were denied bail on Saturday in a case that has drawn international condemnation and stoked fears over media freedoms in the financial hub.
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China Used Hong Kong Security Law to "Drastically Curtail Freedom": UK Report
Beijing has broken its legal obligations by undermining Hong Kong's high degree of autonomy and used a national security law to "drastically curtail freedoms" in the global financial hub, according to a report by Britain on its former colony.
