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Sute de milioane de dolari din pariuri plasate pe baza informațiilor privilegiate din administrația Trump

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By Hannah Osborne, Hugh Cameron Verified
| Newsweek Romania Verified
Premium Internațional • DE Hannah Osborne , Hugh Cameron Data publicării: 26.04.2026 • 14:45 De când Trump l-a numit pe Michael Selig în funcția de președinte, Comisia pentru tranzacționarea contractelor futures a renunțat la ancheta din perioada Biden privind Polymarket Foto: profimediaimages.ro Sute de milioane de dolari din pariuri extrem de bine plasate pe piețe de futures și piețe de predicție au alimentat acuzațiile de tranzacționare pe baza informațiilor privilegiate în administrația...
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The most venomous animals in the world

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By Hannah Osborne
| MSN UK Verified
Hannah Osborne Venom is one of the animal kingdom's oldest and most effective weapons, providing creatures with an effective means of attack or defense. Spider venom, for example, is thought to have evolved from a single protein 375 million years ago, while snake venom first appeared 60 to 80 million years ago.
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Iran war could push global food insecurity to record levels, leaving 363 million people hungry

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By Hannah Osborne
| Inkl
Children waiting for food with a hook and net in front. The war in Iran could push an additional 45 million people into acute hunger in just three months, causing record levels of global food insecurity, according to a new analysis from the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP).
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