Former President Donald Trump claims ignorance about the identity of a crypto billionaire he pardoned for money laundering. The individual happens to be Changpeng “CZ” Zhao, the founder of Binance, a company that recently struck a multibillion-dollar deal with Trump’s own cryptocurrency venture. Trump brushed off questions by stating he didn’t know the individual and suggested it was part of a political attack against Joe Biden.
In another story, a significant collection of vintage television memorabilia was sold for a remarkable £2.4 million. Over 300 items from Dr. Stewart Berkowitz’s personal collection of classic TV props and costumes were auctioned off, including the original Batman and Robin costumes worn by Adam West and Burt Ward, fetching a substantial sum.
A New Jersey woman admitted to setting fire to a man’s house at 4 am after he fell asleep following an invitation for a late-night rendezvous. Taija Russell pleaded guilty to aggravated arson and faces around eight years in prison for the act of revenge.
Meanwhile, due to the ongoing US government shutdown, federal workers like IRS lawyer Isaac Stein have been forced to seek alternative income sources. Stein now operates a hot dog stand in DC named Shysters Dogs, offering a unique perspective on the situation with a touch of humor.
In a quirky development, a new felt-themed convenience store named Quick Shop is set to open in St. Pete, Florida. Every aspect of the store, from the chips packets to the checkout counter, is made entirely of felt, creating a whimsical experience for visitors.
