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AstroPay is one of the fastest-growing payment methods in online gambling. If you’ve played at a casino and wanted quick, safe deposits, you’ve probably come across it. Players like it because it’s simple, private, and works across loads of casinos that accept UK players. So where do you start? Right here. We’ve rounded up the […]

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The stablecoin A7A5 has shocked global markets by becoming the largest non-US dollar stablecoin. Backed by the Russian rouble and issued in Kyrgyzstan, it has quickly gained traction despite heavy sanctions from Western nations. Its rapid rise shows how Russia is experimenting with new ways to move money outside traditional financial systems. Analysts note that […]

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In the resignation letter announcing her departure from the Grey Lady in July 2020, the opinion journalist Bari Weiss memorably lamented that “Twitter is not on the masthead of the New York Times. But Twitter has become its ultimate editor.” What Weiss meant was that the extremely progressive sensibilities of elite social media users—leftist activists, […]

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Gamstop is the UK’s official self-exclusion scheme that helps protect players from harmful gambling behaviour. While many benefit from these restrictions, some players search for alternatives. A non gamstop casino operates outside this framework, giving users more freedom with bonuses, payment methods, and game choices. This article provides a complete guide to the world of […]

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The British government has a very peculiar definition of freedom. In a Sunday interview with the BBC explaining new restrictions on protest, Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood implied that freedom is something the public shouldn’t exercise freely if it bothers others. And the sentiment is bipartisan. “This is not about a ban. This is about restrictions […]

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In a recent NRO interview, Justice Amy Coney Barrett said she did not “like this common good constitutionalism movement,” suggesting it was too “results-oriented.” At the New Digest, Professor Adrian Vermeule, author of Common Good Constitutionalism, has responded to Justice Barrett’s comments. Here is a taste: here is a serious ambiguity in Justice Barrett’s critique.4 There is […]

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The last 40 times or so that I was at the federal courthouse in Portland, Oregon, some portion of it was being set on fire, pummeled with debris and homemade explosive devices, or both. It was also surrounded by a chain-link fence, which hundreds of people would nightly try to shake off its moorings. This […]

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Justice Amy Coney Barrett has been giving lots of interviews summer and fall as she promotes her best-selling book, Listening to the Law: Reflections on the Court and Constitution. Many of these interviews cover what is now well-trodden ground. Reading them all gets repetitive. An exception is this recent interview by Jan Crawford of CBS News […]

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The state of Illinois and the city of Chicago filed suit against the Trump administration on Monday, arguing that the Defense Department’s deployment of both Illinois and Texas National Guard members to Chicago is unlawful and unconstitutional.  The suit, filed in the U.S. District Court of the Northern District of Illinois, comes after Defense Secretary […]

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The effective use of derivatives—financial instruments whose value is derived from an underlying asset, such as a stock, index, or commodity —is central to modern risk management and advanced investment strategy. However, their reliance on leverage and margin requirements means that a precise alignment between an investor’s willingness to accept risk (Risk Appetite) and their […]

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