Insiders

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• Nigel Farage heeft Tate een 'belangrijke stem' voor jonge mannen genoemd en heeft het nagelaten zijn misogynistische standpunten te bekritiseren. • Reform-insiders raken steeds meer geïrriteerd door de associatie van de partij met Andrew Tate en andere extreme online beroemdheden, wier opvattingen te toxisch zijn voor de mainstream kiezers die Nigel Farage moet winnen. • Insiders hebben onthuld dat Reform, terwijl ze zich voorbereiden op de macht, proberen hun banden te verbreken met meer controversiële figuren aan de rechterkant, zoals Tate, wiens extreme en misogynistische content de geloofwaardigheid van de partij kan bezoedelen. Lees verder...

Regulators narrow securities definitions – a shift that could benefit Trump family’s crypto projectsSign up for the Breaking News US email to get newsletter alerts in your inboxOn Tuesday, major US financial regulators published rules for the cryptocurrency industry that may reduce regulatory requirements and that insiders believe will benefit the Trump family’s ventures.The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued new guidelines for the cryptocurrency industry to answer the longstanding question of what does or does not qualify as a security, a classification that entails strict oversight. SEC chair, Paul Atkins, has dubbed the framework a “token taxonomy” for the sector. Published jointly with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), the guidelines classify most of crypto-based assets as commodities, collectibles, payment tokens or “digital tools”, exempting them from the SEC’s more stringent oversight and disclosure requirements. Only blockchain-based representations of existing securities, such as stocks and bonds, remain classified as securities under this new framework. Continue reading...

Donald Trump's policies have created a chilling effect in Hollywood, with executives and talent hesitant to comment publicly ahead of the March 15, 2026 Oscars due to a tense political climate. Reporters note unusual difficulty securing interviews, linking it to broader industry anxieties over government impact on film production. This atmosphere overshadows predictions for frontrunners like 'Sinners,' amplifying pre-awards uncertainty. Analysts foresee potential policy shifts affecting future funding and content post-ceremony.