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US ‘Disappointed’ That Taiwan Didn’t Approve a Bigger Increase in Military Spending
The US was “disappointed” in Taiwan for approving an increase in military spending to purchase US weapons that wasn’t as high as the government initially proposed. The government, led by the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), proposed a nearly $40 billion spending increase to purchase US weapons and Taiwanese-made drones, but the parliament, controlled by the […]
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Apr 25, 2026 / Tyler Durden
White House Confirms Trump To Address Memecoin Gala Tonight
White House Confirms Trump To Address Memecoin Gala Tonight
Authored by Jesse Coghlan via Cointelegraph,
The White House has reportedly confirmed that US President Donald Trump will attend the exclusive event for top TRUMP memecoin holders at his Florida residence on Saturday, after questions were raised earlier this month over whether he would attend.
Reuters reported on Friday that the White House confirmed Trump would deliver a keynote address at the gala luncheon organized by the company behind his Official Trump (TRUMP) memecoin.
The gala is set to take place at Mar-a-Lago. It...
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Apr 28, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Trump Belatedly Blasts Merz Over Pointed Iran War 'Humiliation' Remarks
Trump Belatedly Blasts Merz Over Pointed Iran War 'Humiliation' Remarks
President Trump on Tuesday belatedly hit back at Chancellor Friedrich Merz after on Monday the German leader told students in a talk that the United States is being “humiliated” by Iranian leaders, amid struggling on-and-off negotiations, and as a crisis in the Strait of Hormuz shows no signs of de-escalating.
Merz had said he didn’t see "what strategic exit the Americans are now choosing" while simultaneously describing that Tehran’s negotiators are proceeding "very skillfully - or indeed very skillfully not negotiating."
The result,...
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Apr 2, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Tesla Delivers 358,023 Vehicles In Q1, Missing Wall Street Expectations For Second Consecutive Quarter
Tesla Delivers 358,023 Vehicles In Q1, Missing Wall Street Expectations For Second Consecutive Quarter
Tesla reported a disappointing first quarter, delivering 358,023 vehicles worldwide, falling short of Wall Street expectations of about 372,000, according to Bloomberg-compiled estimates and the company’s own release.
The miss marks Tesla’s second consecutive quarter below forecasts, underscoring continued pressure on its core automotive business as it navigates slowing electric-vehicle demand and a more competitive global market.
Despite the shortfall, deliveries were still up 6.3% year over year, benefiting from an easier comparison period when production of the...
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