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Nikki Haley as an alternative to Donald Trump ahead of the Iowa caucus that will kickstart the 2024 primary in less than 2 months. In a memo circulated by the anti-Trump organization, its CEO Emily Seidel described the former UN ambassador Haley as someone offering «America the opportunity to turn the page on the current political era.» In an interaction with reporters, Seidel said that «Haley has what it takes to lead a policy agenda that will take on our nation's biggest challenges and help ensure our country's best days are ahead of us. And with the grassroots and data capability that we bring to bear in this race no other organization is better equipped to help her do it.» In a statement, the former governor of South Carolina said she was «honored» to have the group's support.

Jeffrey Epstein, a disgraced financier and convicted offender, files were made public by the Justice Department on Thursday after Attorney General Pam Bondi pledged to do so. The US DOJ made public a 200-page document that included flight logs, Jeffrey Epstein's contact details, and other documents that marked the much-anticipated release of Jeffrey Epstein’s contact list revealing names of celebrities, politicians, and business figures, according to a report by The NY Post. «This Department of Justice is delivering on President Trump's pledge to openness and revealing the heinous deeds of Jeffrey Epstein and his accomplices,» Attorney General Pam Bondi said in a statement, as per a report.

AFL club presidents have been discussing candidates to replace the game’s chairman, Richard Goyder, who will miss this weekend’s finals to attend his son’s wedding in Broome.

Two recently filed lawsuits could potentially impact the crypto industry, with the suing parties taking aim at Facebook owner Meta and major crypto exchange Coinbase for their alleged unwillingness to take more decisive steps to combat crypto-related scam advertisements and engaging in unlicensed securities sales, respectively.

Australia’s competition watchdog sued Meta Friday, alleging scam advertisement of cryptocurrency investments by asking local celebrities to promote them on its social media platform.

Meta Sued by Australian Watchdog Over Scam Crypto Advertisements

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) is taking Meta Platforms, Inc. (formerly Facebook) to the Federal Court, alleging that the firm and its Irish branch engaged in “false, misleading or deceptive conduct” by publishing scam celebrity crypto ads.