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Studies show institutional investors, including hedge funds, engage in informed trading on stocks highly exposed to monetary policy in the days before scheduled FOMC announcements, aligning with subsequent policy surprises and suggesting exploitation of leaked nonpublic…

Yes, President Barack Obama signed the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge (STOCK) Act into law on April 4, 2012, which explicitly prohibits members of Congress, their staff, and other federal officials from engaging in insider trading by using nonpublic information for…

Yes, President Barack Obama signed the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge (STOCK) Act into law on April 4, 2012, which explicitly prohibits members of Congress, their staff, and other federal officials from engaging in insider trading by using nonpublic information for…

While former NSA Chief Paul Nakasone’s remarks highlight important shifts in cybersecurity policy and leadership, it’s crucial to recognize a deeper, systemic issue that remains largely unaddressed. Despite all the advanced tools and countermeasures deployed today, the best… https://t.co/S4cv1pFyr2

While former NSA Chief Paul Nakasone’s remarks highlight important shifts in cybersecurity policy and leadership, it’s crucial to recognize a deeper, systemic issue that remains largely unaddressed. Despite all the advanced tools and countermeasures deployed today, the best… https://t.co/0oSaX8UZpD

While former NSA Chief Paul Nakasone’s remarks highlight important shifts in cybersecurity policy and leadership, it’s crucial to recognize a deeper, systemic issue that remains largely unaddressed. Despite all the advanced tools and countermeasures deployed today, the best… https://t.co/j9YIcaYVhN

Hackers Breach and Expose a Major North Korean Spying Operation In a remarkable turn of events, two hackers, known as Saber and cyb0rg, infiltrated the computer of a North Korean government hacker, leaking its contents and providing a rare glimpse into the secretive nation’s… https://t.co/KVEpEY7v44

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Hackers Breach and Expose a Major North Korean Spying Operation In a remarkable turn of events, two hackers, known as Saber and cyb0rg, infiltrated the computer of a North Korean government hacker, leaking its contents and providing a rare glimpse into the secretive nation’s… https://t.co/UgKdNlcRTM

Yes, President Barack Obama signed the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge (STOCK) Act into law on April 4, 2012, which explicitly prohibits members of Congress, their staff, and other federal officials from engaging in insider trading by using nonpublic information for…

$3.2 trillion per year. That’s how much insider trading has been happening at the Federal Reserve since 2011—totaling a staggering $44.8 trillion. Meanwhile, members of Congress, senators, government employees, and even former presidents have shamelessly looted the American…

Susan Rice’s concern about potential surveillance devices in the presidential vehicle is notable, but it should be placed in context. As National Security Advisor, she was directly involved in the process of “unmasking” U.S. persons caught up in foreign intelligence surveillance,…

$3.2 trillion per year. That’s how much insider trading has been happening at the Federal Reserve since 2011—totaling a staggering $44.8 trillion. Meanwhile, members of Congress, senators, government employees, and even former presidents have shamelessly looted the American…

Jeffrey Epstein was not some enigmatic financier he functioned as a manipulative intermediary, a handler, and a predator working on behalf of intelligence interests. This playbook is well worn: informants play both ends, while low level “minnows” end up paying the price.

Jeffrey Epstein was not some enigmatic financier he functioned as a manipulative intermediary, a handler, and a predator working on behalf of intelligence interests. This playbook is well worn: informants play both ends, while low level “minnows” end up paying the price.

Jeffrey Epstein was not some enigmatic financier he functioned as a manipulative intermediary, a handler, and a predator working on behalf of intelligence interests. This playbook is well worn: informants play both ends, while low level “minnows” end up paying the price.

Jeffrey Epstein was not some enigmatic financier he functioned as a manipulative intermediary, a handler, and a predator working on behalf of intelligence interests. This playbook is well worn: informants play both ends, while low level “minnows” end up paying the price.

Jeffrey Epstein was not some enigmatic financier he functioned as a manipulative intermediary, a handler, and a predator working on behalf of intelligence interests. This playbook is well worn: informants play both ends, while low level “minnows” end up paying the price.

Jeffrey Epstein was not some enigmatic financier he functioned as a manipulative intermediary, a handler, and a predator working on behalf of intelligence interests. This playbook is well worn: informants play both ends, while low level “minnows” end up paying the price.

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