Group 1 - Ken Griffin, founder of Citadel, is transitioning from market activities to philanthropy with the launch of Griffin Catalyst, aimed at directing his charitable giving [1] - Griffin has committed over $2 billion in donations, focusing on six priority areas including education, healthcare, and civic life [1] - The initiative reflects Griffin's vision for changing the country and establishing a legacy beyond finance [1][3] Group 2 - Griffin has supported various causes such as Parkinson's disease research, charter schools, and the U.S. men's soccer team [2] - His philanthropic efforts are characterized by a focus on values like innovation, meritocracy, and national pride rather than a partisan agenda [3] - Griffin's wealth is reported to exceed $48 billion, and he gained prominence during the 2021 GameStop saga [4] Group 3 - Since relocating Citadel's headquarters to Miami in 2022, Griffin has expanded his influence in business, real estate, and philanthropy in South Florida [5] - He is funding the construction of 50 mini soccer fields in Miami-Dade County and has made donations to local hospitals [5] - Griffin has also invested in real estate, including a $107 million compound in Coconut Grove and plans for a new tower in Miami [6]

This is China's largest military parade yet. A show of strength and ambition as Xiinping seeks to stoke national pride here and show the world that China's clout is growing. Some of the PLA's most advanced weaponry is being showcased, including hypersonic missiles, underwater drones, and next generation tanks, as well as advanced fighter jets that are flying overhead.The event commemorates the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II, but it's as much about showing a more modern-day readiness to someday ...