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- Sep 28, 2026
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Taxpayer-Funded Trump White House Ad Airs During Multiple NFL Games Weeks Before Midterms (opens the original)
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A taxpayer-funded White House advertisement aired during commercial breaks of multiple NFL games on Sunday, drawing criticism from lawmakers on both sides of the political aisle. The ad featured imagery of President Trump walking through a hall accompanied by a voiceover in which he declared, “this is the final battle.” Trump’s voiceover continued: “We will cast out the communists, Marxists, and fascists. We will throw off the sick political class that hates our country. We will rout the fake ne
How Companies Abuse Dubai’s Free-Zone: A Love Affair Between Tricon Energy and Forteza Trading DMCC (opens the original)
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A cargo of naphtha leaves Russia’s Baltic Ust-Luga port, by the time it reaches a refinery in India or Brazil, the paperwork says it came from the United Arab Emirates. The chemical product never changed, the origin did. That rewrite happened in Dubai, and the people who learned to write it did not learn it in Moscow, but at Vitol, at Trafigura, and at the trading desks of Houston-based Tricon Energy. This is the shamed part of the sanctions story that Western countries keep skipping. The infras
Why Bruno Wang and the Lafayette Frigate Scandal Resurfaced in 2026 (opens the original)
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Bruno Wang, a UK-based philanthropist also known by his birth name Wang Chia-Hsing, has spent two decades tied to one of Asia’s largest defense-corruption cases, despite never being presented as the figure who arranged the original deal. In 2026, the decades-old story resurfaced online, drawing fresh attention to both the underlying allegations and the manner in which they resurfaced. The controversy traces back to the 1990s sale of six Lafayette-class frigates from French firm Thomson-CSF, now
PAGCOR Fee Pushes Most Philippine Online Gambling Operators Below Revenue Floor (opens the original)
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More than 60 percent of the Philippines’ licensed online gambling operators are now generating revenue below the threshold set by a new regulatory fee, according to reports this month from AGB and iGamingToday, as the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation’s minimum guaranteed fee regime took effect July 1 following two deferrals tied to the country’s economic conditions. Under the fee structure, confirmed by PAGCOR in a December memorandum, Gaming System Administrators offering electronic
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