The Headlines Trump’s Crypto Dinner, the End of the Penny, a Friday News Quiz
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May 23, 2025 A controversial dinner at Trump's golf club attracted affluent guests eager for crypto wealth, sparking protests and regulatory concerns. Tensions rise as the Trump administration restricts Harvard from enrolling international students, igniting legal battles. A stark health report reveals American children facing chronic diseases, blaming processed foods and toxic environments. As global forest loss escalates, discussions on the ending production of pennies unfold, highlighting financial implications and inviting listener engagement.
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Crypto Dinner Controversy
- Attendees at Trump's crypto dinner paid millions to meet him, aiming to influence crypto policy for their benefit.
- The event enriched Trump's family as they profited from every trade of his cryptocurrency.
Harvard's International Student Crisis
- The Trump administration halted Harvard's ability to enroll international students, affecting up to 60% of some graduate programs.
- Harvard resisted government demands for student records about antisemitism investigations, fearing escalating conflicts and consequences.
Kennedy's Child Health Report
- Kennedy's "Make America Healthy Again" report highlights 40% of American children have chronic diseases linked to processed foods and chemicals.
- It criticizes corporate influence on policy but offers no specific solutions yet, aiming to reverse childhood chronic illness.