Who is Changpeng Zhao? Convicted Binance founder and McGill graduate pardoned by Donald Trump

US President Donald Trump has pardoned Changpeng Zhao, the Chinese-born Canadian founder of Binance, following his conviction for money laundering. Zhao, a McGill University graduate and influential figure in global finance, served four months in prison. Despite legal setbacks, he remains a key voice in the cryptocurrency world, advising governments on blockchain and digital asset…

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State BJP president Babulal Marandi accuses officials of ignoring public representatives in Jharkhand

BJP state president Babulal Marandi slammed senior administrative officials for being unreachable, questioning the government’s seriousness. He also demanded a high-level probe into weapons imported from Pakistan used in crimes, accusing the state and intelligence agencies of negligence. Congress countered, urging the Union government to address cross-border supplies.

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Patrick Mahomes unbothered amid criticism of 1587 Prime’s food, seen chilling at steakhouse with mom Randi and wife Brittany in viral photo

Kansas City Chiefs stars Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce have opened their upscale steakhouse, 1587 Prime, which has quickly become a family gathering spot. While the restaurant aims to be a Kansas City staple, it has faced criticism online regarding food quality, prompting Travis Kelce to defend the menu on his podcast.

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NBA gambling scandal: Who are the players charged in the Mafia-linked gambling case

A major NBA scandal has erupted with federal indictments linking Hall of Fame coach Chauncey Billups and players like Terry Rozier to Mafia-backed gambling rings. Investigations reveal illegal poker operations and sports betting manipulation involving tens of millions of dollars. Over 30 arrests have been made, exposing a criminal enterprise exploiting insider access.

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What the University of Virginia gave up and gained in its deal with the Trump administration to halt investigations

The University of Virginia struck a deal with the Trump administration to end a federal investigation into its admissions and diversity policies. The agreement, which avoids fines and outside monitoring, requires UVa to align with the administration’s strict interpretation of the Supreme Court’s race admissions ruling, trading autonomy concessions for halted probes and continued research…

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