If you care about stablecoins, you should care when insiders try to sell equity. It’s one of the few real-time signals we get about private valuations, buyer appetite, and how durable the moat really is. So when news hits that a former Tether investment chief is shopping part of his… Listen ⇢

Two days before one of the biggest matches in English football’s recent history, a sickness bug has torn through the Three Lions’ camp ahead of England’s World Cup 2026 quarterfinal against Norway, scheduled for July 11-12 in Miami. Midfielder Declan Rice has missed at least two consecutive training sessions and… Listen ⇢

The Federal Reserve held rates steady at its June meeting. Not everyone was happy about that. Minutes from the June 16-17 FOMC meeting, released on July 8, revealed a meaningful faction of policymakers who wanted to raise interest rates immediately, citing persistent inflation that has stubbornly refused to behave. The… Listen ⇢

This piece walks through what actually changed with Citadel and Portofino, why it matters for anyone building or trading in crypto, and how the legal playbook is shifting toward collectability over courtroom wins. If you’re a desk lead, founder, or counsel trying to price legal risk, you’ll get a plain-English… Listen ⇢

The Department of Energy just put $17.5 billion on the table to build ten new nuclear reactors across the United States. The driving force behind this push isn’t national defense or climate goals. It’s the insatiable electricity appetite of AI data centers. The DOE announced plans to offer loans of… Listen ⇢

Ledger’s security research arm, Donjon, just published findings showing that a precisely aimed laser pulse can bypass the password protection on Tangem hardware wallet cards. The attack targets the Samsung S3D232A secure element chip inside the cards, manipulating the firmware’s recovery-state check to reset the access password entirely, no original… Listen ⇢

Tunisia’s football federation parted ways with head coach Sabri Lamouchi after the national team was dismantled 5-1 by Sweden in their opening match of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The termination, described as “by mutual agreement,” came just five matches into Lamouchi’s tenure. He was appointed on January 14, barely… Listen ⇢

Russia just turned the screws on the global helium market, and China is feeling it first. Temporary export controls enacted by Moscow on April 14 require special government approval for helium shipments outside the Eurasian Economic Union, effectively choking off a key supply line for the world’s second-largest economy. The… Listen ⇢

FIFA has confirmed that English referees Anthony Taylor and Michael Oliver will be barred from officiating any Argentina matches at the 2026 World Cup. The decision, rooted in conflict-of-interest protocols that have governed referee assignments for decades, carries significant implications for both officials’ tournament prospects. FIFA has long maintained a… Listen ⇢