President Trump’s recent proposal to pay Americans “at least $2,000 a person” from new tariff revenue—a policy he calls “tariff dividends”—is facing sharp criticism from a budget watchdog, who calculates that the plan will actually lose twice as much money for the country as the tariffs are generating. Writing in a weekend post on Truth
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His proposal last year to pay a Bitcoin dividend to MicroStrategy ($MSTR) shareholders drew particular attention among both beginners and seasoned investors. As the founder and executive chairman of MicroStrategy, Saylor has championed Bitcoin as a treasury asset, transforming how traditional companies think about shareholder rewards...
President Donald Trump this weekend floated directly paying Americans for their health care costs and giving out $2,000 dividends from tariff revenue, ideas that administration officials later said were not formal proposals being sent to the Senate. In one Truth Social post on Saturday, the president wrote, “I am recommending to Senate Republicans that the
November 09, 2025 1:44 PM ET President Trump announced Sunday that his administration will send $2,000 checks to Americans using money collected from tariffs. “A dividend of at least $2000 a person (not including high income people!) will be paid to everyone,” Trump wrote on Truth Social. He called opponents of tariffs “FOOLS!” and said
BTC rose to almost $104,000 minutes ago. Bitcoin’s price experienced another uptick in the past few hours as the asset tapped $104,000 for the third time in the past week. This one came after a rather interesting promise by US President Donald Trump, who said that many Americans, aside from high-income people, would get a
Topline President Donald Trump on Sunday posted a fictitious headline claiming former President Barack Obama was previously collecting “royalties linked to Obamacare”—a claim that originated from a February post on a satirical news site called the “Dunning-Kruger Times.” Key Facts The Truth Social post erroneously claims the former president has collected $40 million in taxpayer-funded
Topline President Donald Trump in a Sunday morning post on Truth Social promised to send “at least $2000” directly to Americans using tariff revenue, promising to reward taxpayers and pay off the U.S.’ national debt just as his tariff policy faces a challenge at the Supreme Court. Key Facts This is a breaking story and
An early look at next year's most exciting new luxury getaways, from Texas to Tanzania. From a quick urban escape to a once-in-a-lifetime adventure, a new roster of luxury hotels and resorts can help inspire any 2026 itinerary. A recurring theme for new properties is the renaissance of glamour. In Europe, legendary landmarks—from Venice's iconic
I am willing to say that in a year of great games and big stories, ARC Raiders is right up there in contention with one of the most significant uh, arcs. A week after launch, ARC Raiders has actually gained players since its initial spike, and what we’re seeing here indicates a rapid, viral spread
Flight cancellations aren’t the only casualties for the current government shutdown. The ongoing government shutdown, since October 1st, is affecting public health and disease surveillance in real and tangible ways. There have been significant delays in respiratory disease surveillance tracking by the CDC, the federal agency that normally tracks cases, hospitalizations and deaths. The CDC