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Bernie Sanders wants the government to own half of every U.S. AI company — here's what that could mean for your wallet Original

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At current valuations, Sanders' office pegs the fund's worth at about $7 trillion (6). The plan is to distribute 5% of that value annually — which, spread across the U.S. population, works out to about $1,000 per person. Read More: 7 essential money moves to make once you've saved $10,000 To be clear, this isn't an entirely new idea — Alaska has been doing this for decades.
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'Send them to Iran': Karoline Leavitt suggests forcing Gen Z into the military for complaining about the economy

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By Dave Smith Verified
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"Or send them to Cuba. Send them to Iran," Leavitt replied. "They'll want to come back real quick." By signing up, you accept Moneywise Terms of Use, Subscription Agreement, and Privacy Policy. Leavitt has spent the last several months as the Trump administration's public voice on Iran.
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Charlie Javice scammed JPMorgan out of $175M — now the bank must keep paying for her first-class tickets and gummy bears Original

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| Yahoo Finance Verified
The logic behind all of this is that companies want the right people to take executive jobs without worrying about a lawsuit that could possibly bankrupt them. But the protection is famously blunt. There's a good primer about advancement from the law firm Faegre Drinker (5), but basically, winning the fraud trial doesn't let JPMorgan off the hook.
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