The feeling toward Bitcoin on social media has reached its most bullish level of the year, even as the overall crypto market is down, according to crypto sentiment platform Santiment.“Sentiment on Bitcoin has spiked to 2.23 bullish comments for every bearish one — the most lopsided positive ratio of 2026,”…
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Yoo-hoo has been a beloved beverage for decades, but for a brief period, Pepsi tried to compete by making its own chocolate drink. Yoo-hoo dates to the 1920s when grocery-store owner Natale Olivieri invented the beverage “as a chocolaty addition to the fruit juices being sold in New Jersey,” the company website says. By the 1960s, Yoo-hoo had cemented itself in American culture with baseball Hall of Fame catcher Yogi Berra and his Yankees teammates…
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A24’s “Backrooms” movie is scary enough, but a FOX11 LA anchor’s not-suitable-for-work mistake could be…darker. He thought the movie was titled “Backdoor.” Anchor Bob DeCastro joked on the Friday morning show that he was looking up the movie and put in the mistaken title. A24’s “Backrooms” movie is scary enough,…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Insurgent candidate Spencer Pratt has what it takes to become Los Angeles’ next mayor despite the “difficult job” ahead of winning over a heavily Democratic electorate, a senior California lawmaker told Fox News Digital.Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., said mayoral hopeful Spencer Pratt…
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The Securities and Exchange Commission has charged a Texas man with running a crypto fraud scheme that raised $12.3 million from roughly 150 investors by falsely claiming to use AI-powered trading bots to generate guaranteed returns.Nathan Fuller, a resident of Cypress, Texas, operated the scheme through his company Privvy Investments,…
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Who’s in charge here? A 19-year-old who claims to have scored a £4 million ($4.5 million) prize in a UK lottery is asking social media if he should have split his winnings with his parents. In a thread featured in the Reddit.com group r/AmITheAsshole, the unidentified teen wrote that he…
