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- Prominent Supreme Court Advocate Thomas Goldstein Convicted in High-Stakes Poker Tax Evasion Case
- Hilary Knight More Nervous for Proposal Than Gold Medal
- Poland Signals Exit from Landmine Ban Treaty
- Walmart Sees Growing Sales Boost from Higher-Income Shoppers
- Real Madrid Provides Evidence to Support Investigation into Racism Allegation
- Mikaela Shiffrin Drops F-Bomb, Reveals Celebrating Gold with Espresso Martini
- José María Balcázar Named Interim President of Peru Amid Political Transition
- Bernie Sanders Pushes Wealth Tax in California: ‘Enough Is Enough’
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A federal jury has found veteran appellate attorney Thomas Goldstein guilty on multiple criminal counts tied to unreported income from ultra-high-stakes poker games, marking a dramatic downfall for one of Washington’s most recognized Supreme Court litigators. Goldstein, who argued more than 40 cases before the U.S. Supreme Court and co-founded the widely read legal publication SCOTUSblog, was convicted following a lengthy federal trial in Greenbelt. The jury determined that Goldstein willfully failed to report millions of dollars in gambling winnings and provided false information on financial documents, including mortgage applications and tax filings. Millions in Unreported Poker Winnings Federal prosecutors…
A Golden Moment On and Off the Ice For most elite athletes, competing in a gold medal game represents the pinnacle of a lifetime of sacrifice. For American hockey star Hilary Knight, that pressure-filled stage carried even more weight. Not only was she battling for Olympic supremacy, but she was also quietly preparing for a life-changing personal milestone: proposing to her girlfriend. The decorated forward, widely recognized as one of the most influential figures in women’s hockey, recently opened up about the emotional rollercoaster of planning a proposal while preparing for one of the most intense competitions of her career.…
Poland Signals Exit from Landmine Ban Treaty Poland is signaling a major shift in its defense posture by initiating steps toward withdrawing from the international treaty banning antipersonnel landmines. The move reflects growing anxiety across Eastern Europe as the war in Ukraine reshapes security calculations and intensifies concerns over potential Russian aggression. The decision marks one of the most consequential European responses to the deteriorating regional security environment since the invasion of Ukraine. If finalized, Poland’s withdrawal from the Ottawa Convention would represent a pivotal shift in European defense norms, potentially influencing other frontline states along NATO’s eastern flank. Why…
Walmart Reports Rising Sales as Higher-Income Shoppers Drive Growth Walmart delivered another strong quarterly performance, with executives highlighting a notable shift in customer demographics. The retail giant said a growing share of its sales is now coming from higher-income households, a trend that is reshaping its long-standing reputation as a destination primarily for budget-conscious shoppers. This evolution reflects broader changes in consumer behavior as shoppers across income levels seek value and convenience. The company’s results underscore how strategic investments are expanding its appeal beyond its traditional base. During its latest earnings update, Walmart reported steady revenue gains supported by solid…
Real Madrid Provides Evidence to UEFA Amid Racism Allegation Involving Vinícius Júnior Real Madrid has confirmed that it has submitted all available evidence to UEFA to support an ongoing investigation into a racism allegation involving forward Vinícius Júnior. The club emphasized its full cooperation with football’s governing body, stressing that it is committed to transparency and ensuring a thorough review of the claims. This move reflects the club’s broader stance against discriminatory behavior in sports. The incident occurred during a Champions League match against Benfica, a high-stakes fixture that attracted significant international attention. Vinícius reported that he had been subjected…
Mikaela Shiffrin Drops F-Bomb, Opens Up on Gold Celebration and Espresso Martini American alpine skiing star Mikaela Shiffrin made headlines for more than just her remarkable Olympic performance at the 2026 Winter Games. After clinching the women’s slalom gold medal in Milan‑Cortina, Shiffrin joined a post-race interview and let slip an F-bomb in a moment of raw emotion. The candid expletive quickly went viral, reflecting the intensity and pressure that top athletes experience during Olympic competitions. The slip occurred as Shiffrin recounted her mindset leading into the race, describing the mixture of focus, anticipation, and nerves that she experienced before…
José María Balcázar Named Interim President of Peru Amid Political Turmoil Peru’s Congress has officially elected José María Balcázar as the country’s interim president, marking another chapter in the nation’s ongoing political instability. The decision follows the dismissal of the previous interim leader, José Jerí, amid mounting concerns over undisclosed meetings with business interests and growing public criticism. Balcázar now assumes leadership at a crucial time as Peru prepares for national elections in April 2026. Balcázar, 83, brings decades of experience in law, politics, and academia to the role. He has previously served as a legislator representing the Perú Libre…
Bernie Sanders Rallies Support for California Wealth Tax: ‘Enough Is Enough’ Senator Bernie Sanders visited Los Angeles this week to energize support for a proposed wealth tax on the state’s richest residents. Speaking to a large crowd of activists, union members, and concerned citizens, Sanders described the current economic system as “rigged” in favor of billionaires, and he called for a one-time 5% tax on individuals with a net worth exceeding $1 billion. His message resonated with many who feel the gap between the ultra-wealthy and everyday Californians has grown unacceptably large. Sanders declared, “Enough is enough,” emphasizing that wealth…
Indian University Kicked Out of AI Summit Over Chinese-Made Robotic Dog An Indian university was removed from a major artificial intelligence summit in New Delhi after controversy erupted over a robotic dog displayed at its exhibition stall. The incident quickly gained national attention, shifting focus away from innovation and toward questions of transparency and representation. What began as a technology showcase turned into a debate about credibility at one of the country’s most prominent AI events. The summit, designed to spotlight India’s growing role in artificial intelligence and robotics, brought together policymakers, researchers, startups and global tech leaders. Exhibitors were…
Deadly Firecracker Store Explosion in Hubei Claims 12 Lives During Lunar New Year A powerful explosion tore through a firecracker retail store in central China, killing twelve people and sending shockwaves through the surrounding community. The tragedy unfolded in Hubei province during the Lunar New Year holiday, a period traditionally marked by vibrant fireworks displays and festive celebrations. Authorities confirmed the death toll after emergency crews completed search and recovery operations at the scene. The blast reportedly occurred in the afternoon, triggering a fast-moving fire that consumed the shop within minutes. Thick smoke billowed into the sky as residents in…