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Padilla Unveils Bill to Stop Trump From Selling Access to 'Market-Moving Social Media Posts'

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By Brett Wilkins Verified
| Common Dreams Verified
US Sen. Alex Padilla on Tuesday introduced legislation aimed at blocking President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance, and future occupants of their offices from profiting by selling early access to official or personal social media posts that could move financial markets, calling the practice a blatant abuse of public office for private gain.
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Senators Urge Regulator to 'Crack Down on Prediction Markets' Amid Wildfire Betting

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By Brett Wilkins Verified
| Common Dreams Verified
As wildfires ravaged large swaths of the Western US, a group of Democratic senators on Monday called on federal regulators to rein in prediction markets offering contracts tied to such disasters, warning that turning climate-fueled extreme weather into financial wagers creates "perverse incentives" that could motivate arson and other crimes. In a letter to Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Chair Michael Selig, Sens.
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'Follow the Money': Senate Report Reveals How Wall Street Banks 'Protected Epstein'

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By Brett Wilkins Verified
| Common Dreams Verified
A yearslong Senate investigation released on Tuesday revealed how some of the world's largest banks allegedly broke federal money laundering laws by failing to stop or promptly report financial transactions that allegedly helped sustain the sex trafficking of children and young women by Jeffrey Epstein, the late billionaire and former friend of President Donald Trump.
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