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Host of “Privacy Podcast” and the Privacy Salon @0xMiden/ writer/producer of "Bitcoin Bad Boy” - NYC, October/ ACJR Board '26.

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Measuring The Millennium Development Goals: Halting The Spread Of AIDS And Malaria

Measuring The Millennium Development Goals: Halting The Spread Of AIDS And Malaria

Of all the Millennium Development Goals agreed by world leaders in the year 2000, the sixth gal has had argua…

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Gary Gensler, We Won’t Miss You

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By Ben Schiller
| businessandamerica.com
Gary Gensler is stepping down. And no one in crypto is going to miss the SEC chair. Under his tenure, the lead U.S. securities regulator led a wide-ranging campaign against digital assets companies that was both damaging and frequently unfair. Meanwhile, Gensler offered no clarity to crypto companies wanting to do business the right way.
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Gary Gensler, We Won’t Miss You Original

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By Ben Schiller
| CoinDesk Verified
Gary Gensler is stepping down. And no one in crypto is going to miss the SEC chair. Under his tenure, the lead U.S. securities regulator led a wide-ranging campaign against digital assets companies that was both damaging and frequently unfair. Meanwhile, Gensler offered no clarity to crypto companies wanting to do business the right way.
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Gary Gensler, We Won’t Miss You

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By Ben Schiller
| Yahoo Finance Verified
By choosing Dr. Mehmet Oz for a key healthcare post this week, President-elect Donald Trump didn’t just add another TV star to his team — he picked a vocal champion for expanding the private sector’s role in Medicare. On Tuesday, Trump announced that he would tap the daytime talk show host to run the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, the critical agency that oversees health programs covering about 160 million Americans.
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