Fried are exploring ways to secure a pardon for the onetime crypto billionaire from President Donald Trump, according to a person familiar with the matter. Stanford Law School Professors Joseph Bankman and Barbara Fried had meetings in recent weeks with lawyers and other figures considered to be in Trump’s orbit about clemency for their 32-year-old son,

Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht, or someone with access to his wallets, lost $12 million in a scam involving Pump.Fun memecoin on Solana.

Fried, the disgraced founder of the collapsed FTX crypto exchange, are seeking a pardon from President Donald Trump for their imprisoned son.

Ross Ulbricht, recently pardoned by Trump, lost $12 million while trying to provide liquidity on Pump.fun, mistakenly setting up the wrong liquidity pool.

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Until recently, my vague idea of the Silk Road, the trade link from ancient east Asia to the West, was of camels crossing deserts laden with silk and spices. But a trip to the Silk Roads exhibition at London’s British Museum showed me how little I knew.

The land beneath their feet was the same earth they’d known for decades—unchanging, steady, eternal. The air brushed past their face

President Trump has just offered millions of people working in various White House departments a resignation deal

It was just after midnight when a phone call from an unknown number woke Dorine Núñez Ávila.

President Donald Trump has done it again. With his unconditional pardon of Ross Ulbricht, the founder of Silk Road, he

John Heartfield, the German anti-fascist artist, made a famous photomontage of Hitler arm raised taking wads of cash from secret big business backers. The oligarchs hide in shadows no more. They got front seats at Trump’s restoration gathering,

Trump vowed to rid the Justice Department of what he says is partisan bias. Ex-officials say he's using retaliation and intimidation to thwart potential investigations of his second term.