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U.S. Soldier Pleads Not Guilty in First Federal Insider‑Trading Case Tied to Prediction Markets

The case tests how insider‑trading rules reach event‑betting markets under commodity law.

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Reports Say Pentagon Used Anthropic’s Claude in Maduro Capture, Deepening Rift Over AI Limits

U.S. Says Pacific Boat Strike Killed Two, First Action Under New SOUTHCOM Commander

U.S. Says Eastern Pacific Boat Strike Kills Two, First Since Maduro Capture

U.S. Seizes Tanker as Trump and Venezuela’s Interim Leader Hold First Call

White House Press Secretary Amplifies Unverified Claim of 'Sonic' Weapon in U.S. Raid That Seized Maduro

Trump Calls Off Second Venezuela Strike After Prisoner Releases

Senate Advances Resolution to Curb Trump’s War Powers on Venezuela

U.S. Starts Venezuelan Oil Imports With Initial 30–50 Million-Barrel Shipment

White House Rewrites Jan. 6 on Anniversary as 'Patriots' March, Democrats Hold Counter-Hearing

Trump Says U.S. Will Take 30–50 Million Barrels of Venezuelan Oil, Sell Under U.S. Control

After Maduro’s Capture, Johnson Says No U.S. Troops Expected in Venezuela

U.S. Raid Seizes Venezuela’s Maduro After CIA Intel and Delta Force Assault

Maduro in U.S. Custody as Trump Says U.S. Will Run Venezuela

U.S. Strikes Venezuela as Trump Says Maduro Captured for U.S. Trial

U.S. Says 8 Killed in Latest Strikes on Suspected Drug Boats as Coast Guard Searches for Survivors

Trump Says U.S. Hit Venezuelan Dock in Drug Campaign's First Onshore Strike

White House Orders U.S. Forces to Enforce Two-Month Quarantine on Venezuelan Oil

CBS Postpones '60 Minutes' CECOT Report After Last-Minute Review as Canadian Platform Briefly Posts Clip

U.S. Strikes Two More Boats in Eastern Pacific, Pushing Death Toll Past 100