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Trump Media to sell early access to key social media posts

Trump Media, the company behind Truth Social, will offer subscribers early access to important posts by Donald Trump. The initiative aims to generate revenue and leverage Trump's online influence. It highlights a growing trend of platforms charging for exclusive content.

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Man charged with mailing hundreds of powder letters to officials before midterms

A U.S. man has been charged with sending hundreds of letters containing powder to public officials ahead of the midterm elections. The mailings prompted security concerns and investigations into potential threats against officials. The case highlights risks to election-related public safety and mail security.

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Court told man who drugged and raped wife found many men sharing his fantasy

A French court heard that Dominique Pelicot, who drugged and raped his wife and invited other men to abuse her, said he found many men whose fantasy was an unconscious woman. The testimony highlights how the mass rape trial has exposed broader patterns of sexual violence and the recruitment of dozens of men. The case has prompted protests and calls for legal and cultural change in France.

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Binance Says Customers Won't Lose Funds After $6B Heist

Binance's co-CEO said customers will not lose a dime after a reported $6 billion heist at the cryptocurrency exchange. The assurance aims to calm users after one of the largest crypto thefts. If confirmed, the incident could intensify scrutiny of exchange security and market confidence.

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Mississippi police department fire investigated amid fatal shooting of Black toddler

Officials are investigating a fire at a Mississippi police department tied to the fatal shooting of a Black toddler. The blaze raises questions about evidence, police accountability, and transparency in the child’s death.

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Ferrari’s controversial Luce EV is sold out for 2027

Ferrari’s Luce electric vehicle has sold out its 2027 allocation despite controversy around the model. The car marks the luxury automaker’s move into EVs and tests demand for high-end electric performance. Strong early demand signals that Ferrari’s brand can carry an electric model.

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