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Bitcoin slipped back below the $90,000 mark on Thursday as traders reacted to the Federal Reserve’s first rate decision of 2026. The largest cryptocurrency is trading near $87,700, after briefly moving above $90,000 earlier in the day.  The wider crypto market also edged lower before and after the Fed announcement. The US central bank kept interest rates unchanged in the 3.50%–3.75% range. Officials repeated that future moves will be decided “meeting by meeting.” That message failed to calm markets and kept risk assets uneven. DISCOVER: Best Meme Coin ICOs to Invest in 2026 Why Is Bitcoin Struggling Near $88,000 as…

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Join Our Telegram channel to stay up to date on breaking news coverage Pump.fun is back on investors’ radar following a strong rally, raising the question: will the token climb to new records or face a sharp pullback? This surge has pushed Pump.fun among the market’s top performers as capital rotates into altcoins, while Bitcoin consolidates near key psychological levels. Recent discussions on the 99Bitcoins YouTube channel highlighted a potential structural shift in Pump.fun’s price action that could set the stage for its next major move. Pump.fun (PUMP) Price Analysis and Price Prediction According to technical analysis from CryptoPatel, Pump.fun…

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US President Donald Trump and Senate Democrats struck a deal that could avert a government shutdown and buy more time to negotiate restrictions on the administration’s immigration crackdown, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday.The plan would fast-track five full-year appropriations bills and fund Department of Homeland Security (DHS) with a two-week continuing resolution, prolonging negotiation on immigration enforcement. It is unclear how quickly the House can and will process those funding bills after the Senate passes them. The shutdown deadline is midnight on Friday.Market reaction At the time of writing, the US Dollar Index (DXY) is up 0.34% on the day at 96.48. US…

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If there’s a sil­ver lin­ing to our tumul­tuous times, it’s that musi­cians are reviv­ing the protest song, a tra­di­tion that has with­ered since the end of the Viet­nam War. Cre­dence Clear­wa­ter Revival’s “For­tu­nate Son,” Arlo Guthrie’s “Alice’s Restau­rant,” Jimi Hen­drix’s “Machine Gun”—these songs all took aim at the John­son and Nixon admin­is­tra­tions’ increas­ing­ly mis­guid­ed war effort. But it was Neil Young who wrote the most damn­ing protest song. When the Ohio Nation­al Guard shot and killed four stu­dents at Kent State in 1970, Young dis­ap­peared for a few hours and returned with the haunt­ing lyrics of “Ohio.” Tin sol­diers and…

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Free People is always a go-to for cozy and comfy staples you’ll never want to take off, and we just found a new style that your closet is missing! The Hit The Slopes Colorblock Fleece Pullover has a slouchy fit and ultra-fuzzy texture, providing lightweight warmth that is ideal for layering. It’s available in a midnight navy color combo or retro ivory color combo, that are neutral enough to go with everything, but have just the right amount of color that feels classicly Free People. And right now, you can score this effortlessly lived-in style for 39% off, bringing it down…

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In this year’s World Dramatic Competition program, I viewed three films that are irrevocably tied to the cultures they come from. Each examines experiences of girlhood and coming of age against the backdrop of the nations of England, Mexico, and The Philippines. Stylistically, two wholeheartedly commit, for better and worse, while the other neglects to fully lean into its choices.  Molly Manners’ whimsical bildungsroman “Extra Geography,” based on the short story by Rose Tremain, follows best friends Minna (Galaxie Clear) and Flic (Marni Duggan) through their days at a British boarding school. Thick as thieves, the girls traipse through the…

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While most of my fellow Michiganders like to think of Detroit as the birthplace of the automobile, we have to remember, the Germans have us beat.   German inventor and entrepreneur, Carl Benz submitted his patent application on January 29, 1886, and as car buffs know, this represented the advent of the world’s first production automobile, the Motorwagen. The story goes that its maiden roadtrip was taken by Benz’s wife, Bertha and their two sons, Eugen and Richard, supposedly without letting the inventor know! That Model #3 topped out at two-horsepower and a blistering 10 miles per hour. Despite its humble…

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5628 S Kenton Way in Cherry Creek VistaPrice: $800,000Bedrooms: 4Baths: 3Sq. Ft: 1507 totalYear Built: 1975Click here for 3D Virtual Tour Welcome to 5628 S Kenton Way: Cherry Creek Vista’s Hidden GemIf you’re searching for the perfect ranch-style home in Englewood, look no further than 5628 S Kenton Way in the highly sought-after Cherry Creek Vista neighborhood. This beautifully maintained property offers everything you need for comfortable Colorado living. Exceptional Features at 5628 S Kenton WayThis rare ranch-style home features 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms on the main level, plus an additional bedroom and bathroom in the finished basement. Vaulted ceilings throughout create…

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Cricket fans will look forward to excitement when the Auckland Aces will compete against Canterbury Kings in the thirtieth match at Hagley Oval, Christchurch on 30th January at 10:25 AM IST.Get the best AA vs CTB Dream11 prediction, fantasy cricket tips, probable playing XI, and match insights for the Eliminator match of the Super Smash T20 2026. Expert analysis and more.AA vs CTB Match Preview:Auckland Aces navigated the league stage with smart planning and adaptability, securing five wins from their ten matches. They maximised resources during crucial moments, adjusted strategies based on conditions, and maintained steady control across fixtures. As…

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