The last word with Lawrence O'Donnell starts right now. Hey, Lawrence. Hey, Jen. As you said, we have Congressman Ro Khanna coming up. They have the deposition for billionaire Leslie Wexner today. We want to get his reaction to that right away. So we're going to go straight to it. Looking forward to hearing what he has to say. Thanks Jen. Thank you. The most powerful crime syndicate in history. That is what we are living under now in the United States of America, according to Donald Trump's hometown newspap ...

RT White Papers Policy Institute (@WhitePapersPol)Harvard was so upset when told they couldn't racially discriminate they decided to be (more) vindictive and racially discriminate ONLY against White Americans.They dropped admissions of Whites by 16%.Their own data shows in a merit system Whites would be 50% of the freshmen. https://t.co/UV4tG4lmkT ...

harvard just sold bitcoin to buy $86.8m in ethereum through blackrock ETHA. a $53b endowment rotating into ETH when the ratio is at 0.029 and everyone declared it dead. ETH/BTC below 0.030 has preceded 30%+ mean reversion within 90 days historically. blackrock staked ETF decision comes Q2. they have a 575/576 approval rate with the SEC. the smart money entry is always when conviction is lowest ...

Core Insights - Abu Dhabi-based investment funds, specifically Mubadala Investments and Al Warda Investments, increased their Bitcoin exposure to over $1 billion by the end of last year, primarily through holdings in the BlackRock spot Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) [1][2] Group 1: Investment Holdings - Mubadala owned approximately $630 million in IBIT, holding around 12.7 million shares, which is an increase of nearly 4 million shares from the previous quarter [2][3] - Al Warda's holdings rose from 7.96 million shares to over 8.2 million shares, gaining about 255,000 shares during the fourth quarter, valued at around $408 million [2][3] Group 2: Market Performance - Despite the significant investments, IBIT shares have decreased by 22.5% year-to-date, leading to a combined exposure of approximately $803 million based on the recent price of $38.44 [3] - Bitcoin ETFs overall have faced challenges, losing more than $21 billion in assets under management, dropping from over $116.7 billion to around $95.5 billion [4] Group 3: Institutional Actions - Harvard University reduced its stake in IBIT by 1.46 million shares, valued at around $56 million, while simultaneously investing $86 million in BlackRock's Ethereum ETF (ETHA) [5]

🚨 JUST IN: @Harvard DROPS $87M ON $ETH, AND CUTS ITS $BTC POSITIONThe world's largest university endowment ($56.9B) just made its first ever Ethereum bet through @BlackRock's ETHA fund.At the same time, it trimmed 1.48M shares of IBIT - a 21% cut.$BTC still its biggest U.S. equity holding. But the smart money is no longer Bitcoin-only.Full breakdown 👇BSCN (@BSCNews):https://t.co/NA0L2Kepes ...

Long after Jeffrey Epstein was known as a convicted sex offender, he was also a top contributor to an elite cluster of groups founded by Harvard University students. https://t.co/PtnEk9CwCl ...

Long after Jeffrey Epstein was known as a convicted sex offender, he was also a top contributor to an elite cluster of groups founded by Harvard University students. https://t.co/b7GBWy6xLT ...

The Justice Department sued Harvard University, saying the Ivy League college failed to comply with a federal investigation related to race and its admissions practices https://t.co/ASnExLEh1S ...

The Justice Department sued Harvard University for allegedly failing to hand over documents related to investigations into racial discrimination in admissions https://t.co/TFo3zCuCGw ...

FUN FACT: Harvard University holds more in Bitcoin ETFs than it holds shares in Google. https://t.co/vAlUOxlTrM ...