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Global Crypto Giant Binance Banned from UK-Regulated Activities

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), Britain's financial regulator, has restricted Binance Markets Limited (BML) from conducting regulated activities within the United Kingdom. The ruling specifically affects BML, a Binance Group affiliate, which must obtain written consent before resuming any regulated operations in the country. Under the FCA's directive, Binance is required to discontinue all UK advertising by June 30 and maintain accessible records of its British customers for potential regulatory examination. The exchange has clarified that its primary global platform, Binance.com, remains operational as it operates outside UK jurisdiction, allowing British users to continue cryptocurrency trading. The FCA, while not directly regulating cryptocurrencies, mandates exchange registration under anti-money laundering regulations. The regulator notes that no Binance entity currently holds UK authorization, prompting them to advise consumers to verify whether crypto firms are properly registered before engagement. This UK action parallels […]

Peter Atitebi February 19, 2025

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Finance

Analysis Shows Trump’s Budget Proposals Would Increase Federal Deficit Despite Reduction Claims

President Donald Trump and his advisor Elon Musk have recently emphasized their commitment to achieving a balanced federal budget, with both making public statements supporting this goal on their respective social media platforms. However, financial analysis indicates their proposed policies would likely increase the federal deficit. According to the nonpartisan Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget (CRFB), Trump's proposed tax cuts - including extensions of his 2017 tax law and eliminations of taxes on tips, overtime pay, and Social Security benefits - would add between $5 trillion and $11 trillion to the deficit over 10 years. The administration's cost-cutting focuses primarily on specific areas like foreign aid and the Department of Education. Foreign aid currently represents 1.2% of the federal budget ($71.9 billion last year), while education spending accounts for approximately 3%. The House recently approved a budget featuring $4.5 […]

Peter Atitebi February 19, 2025

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Sports

Olympic Champion vs NFL Superstar: The Race That Could Break World Records

Olympic gold medalist Noah Lyles and NFL star Tyreek Hill are set to face off in a highly anticipated sprint showdown, bridging the gap between track and field and professional football. The matchup materialized after months of social media exchanges between the two athletes. Hill, the Miami Dolphins wide receiver, claimed he could outrun Lyles shortly after the sprinter's Olympic victory in the 100-meter event in Paris, where Lyles narrowly defeated Jamaica's Kishane Thompson. The rivalry intensified when Lyles displayed a "Tyreek could never" sign following his victory at the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix on February 2. Following this event, the athletes had their first direct communication, confirming their mutual interest in a genuine competition. "I'm not here to play around," Lyles emphasized to NBC News. "I'm dead serious about this. I'm going to bring everything I got for […]

Peter Atitebi February 19, 2025

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Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Faces Federal Trial: Music Mogul Confronts Multiple Legal Challenges

Sean "Diddy" Combs, prominent hip-hop entrepreneur and Grammy-nominated artist, is scheduled to stand trial on May 5 at the Daniel Patrick Moynihan courthouse in New York City, facing federal charges including racketeering conspiracy and sex trafficking. Combs, held at Brooklyn's Metropolitan Detention Center since September 16, 2024, has entered a not-guilty plea to all criminal charges. If convicted, he could receive a life sentence for racketeering and a minimum 15-year sentence for sex trafficking. Federal prosecutors allege Combs participated in kidnapping, drugging, and coercing women into sexual activities, sometimes using firearms or threats of violence. During a search of his Los Angeles residence, law enforcement reported finding materials allegedly intended for organized sexual events, including drugs and substantial quantities of baby oil. The prosecution team estimates they will require three weeks to present their case, while the defense projects one […]

Peter Atitebi February 19, 2025

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Hamas Reverses Course on Hostage Release Plans Amid Ceasefire Tensions

Hamas announced Thursday it will proceed with scheduled hostage releases as part of the ongoing ceasefire agreement with Israel, walking back its earlier threat to suspend the exchanges indefinitely. The Palestinian organization issued an official statement confirming it would "continue its position of implementing the agreement according to what was signed, including the exchange of prisoners according to the specified schedule." This development follows discussions with mediating nations Qatar and Egypt, which Hamas described as having a "positive spirit." The announcement represents a shift from Hamas' previous position, where it had accused Israel of violating ceasefire terms by allegedly firing on civilians, impeding humanitarian aid delivery, and restricting movement to northern Gaza. Senior Hamas official Bassem Naim indicated to NBC News that "positive signs of an agreement" existed regarding ceasefire maintenance. As of press time, the Israeli government had not […]

Peter Atitebi February 13, 2025

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Sports

Russian Athletes Face Uncertain Olympic Future Amid International Tensions

With the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy approaching, Russia's participation remains uncertain due to ongoing international circumstances. The situation mirrors the 2024 Paris Olympics, where Russian representation was minimal, with only select athletes competing as neutrals and securing just one silver medal in women's doubles tennis. Russia's winter sports legacy is significant, having earned 120 medals under their national flag since 1994, ranking sixth globally. Including performances under neutral designations (ROC and OAR), Russian athletes have accumulated an additional 49 medals, placing them near winter sports leaders like the United States and Canada. The International Olympic Committee's current position affects multiple sports, particularly in areas of traditional Russian strength. Figure skating exemplifies this impact, where Russian athletes have claimed 26 medals since 1994 (excluding neutral designations). The International Skating Union has requested Russia to submit potential neutral athlete nominations by […]

Peter Atitebi February 13, 2025

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Politics

Trump and Putin Plan Meeting Amid Shifting Ukraine Diplomacy

President Donald Trump announced plans for a potential meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Saudi Arabia, marking a significant shift in diplomatic relations. This development comes after Trump held a phone call with Putin before speaking with Ukrainian leadership. During his Oval Office remarks, Trump expressed openness to several positions aligned with Russian interests regarding Ukraine. He indicated he was "OK" with Ukraine not receiving NATO membership and suggested it was "unlikely" that Ukraine would regain invaded territories. "I think President Putin wants peace and President Zelenskyy wants peace, and I want peace," Trump stated, adding, "I just want to see people stop getting killed." Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy responded diplomatically, noting he had "very substantive negotiations" with Trump. Zelenskyy believed that American "strength is sufficient to pressure Russia and Putin into peace, together with us, together with our […]

Peter Atitebi February 13, 2025

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NLC Plans Telecom Service Boycott Over Recent Tariff Increases

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) announced plans to organize nationwide protests against recent telecommunications tariff increases, with potential service disruptions starting March 1, 2025, if demands aren't met. Following their Central Working Committee meeting in Lokoja, Kogi State, the NLC outlined a two-phase response to the price changes. The initial phase involves a daily three-hour service boycott of MTN, AIRTEL, and GLO from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM, beginning February 13, 2025, and continuing through month-end. The organization called for an immediate reversal to previous tariff rates in an official statement jointly signed by NLC President Joe Ajaero and General Secretary Emmanuel Ugboaja. The statement also discouraged the purchase of data packages from these providers, citing concerns about consumer exploitation. The labor organization has instructed its state councils to begin member mobilization and public awareness campaigns. NLC affiliate unions nationwide […]

Peter Atitebi February 13, 2025

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Category 5 Cyclone Approaches Australian Coast with Record-Breaking Winds

According to Australia's Bureau of Meteorology, Cyclone Zelia, a Category 5 storm system, is approaching Northern Australia's Pilbara Coast with maximum wind speeds of 130 mph and potential gusts up to 180 mph. The cyclone, located 90 miles north of Port Hedland as of Thursday, is moving slowly at less than 3 mph. Meteorologists report that Zelia is intensifying, characterized by strong convection surrounding a warm eye. Local authorities have implemented several precautionary measures. The Western Australia Department of Fire and Emergency Services has issued a "cyclone watch and act" warning, established two evacuation centers, and closed multiple highways. More than a dozen schools in Western Australia's northern region have suspended operations. The storm is expected to make landfall between De Grey and Karratha, potentially Friday night, though this could be delayed until Saturday due to weather conditions. The Bureau […]

Peter Atitebi February 13, 2025

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Vehicle Collision in Munich Leaves 28 Injured Ahead of Security Conference

A car drove into a crowd in central Munich on Thursday, injuring 28 people, with German authorities investigating it as a possible deliberate incident. The collision occurred at approximately 10:30 a.m. near a trade union demonstration. The driver, identified as a 24-year-old Afghan asylum-seeker with previous records of drug and theft offenses, has been detained by police. Officials confirmed the suspect no longer poses a threat. The scene showed a white Mini with various personal items scattered across the road, including shoes, glasses, and a stroller. At least two victims sustained serious injuries, according to Munich police. Bavaria's Governor Markus Sรถder addressed the incident, expressing concern about the event and calling for swift changes in Germany, though he did not specify particular measures. The incident occurred one day before the Munich Security Conference, where international leaders are scheduled to convene. […]

Peter Atitebi February 13, 2025

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