Former President Donald Trump pardoned a crypto billionaire for money-laundering without recognizing him, claiming it was unrelated to the billionaire’s company’s deal with Trump’s crypto venture. Trump stated he pardoned the individual due to misinformation about a supposed political agenda.
A notable collection of TV memorabilia, including original Batman and Robin costumes, auctioned for an impressive £2.4 million, with the costumes alone fetching £436,000. The items belonged to Dr. Stewart Berkowitz, a New Jersey oncologist.
In a bizarre incident, a New Jersey woman set a man’s house on fire after he fell asleep post-inviting her for a late-night visit. The woman, Taija Russell, pleaded guilty to aggravated arson, facing around eight years in prison for her actions.
During the US government shutdown, IRS lawyer Isaac Stein transitioned from crafting tax regulations to operating a hot dog stand in DC named Shysters Dogs, offering hot dogs and drinks for $10. Stein humorously refers to his business as “the only honest ripoff in DC.”
A unique convenience store named Quick Shop is set to open in St. Pete, featuring felt-made items like chip packets and soda cans. The store is part of FloridaRAMA, an art installation celebrating Florida’s eccentricity.