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- 1Scammers Trick Users into Bridging $2 Million to Fake GIWA NetworkโScammers Fool Users into Bridging $2 Million to Fake GIWA Network
Fraudsters set up a counterfeit version of the GIWA network and convinced crypto users to bridge roughly $2 million into it, where the funds were effectively stolen. The scheme exploited trust in the GIWA name, catching victims who did not verify the bridge contract. Observers are warning users to double-check URLs and contract addresses before moving funds.
- 2Chelsea Pitch Owners to review ownership powersโChelsea Pitch Owners checks ownership power -- it is the democratic safeguard every fanbase craves https://www.nytimes.c
Chelsea Pitch Owners, the body that holds the freehold of Stamford Bridge, is examining its ownership powers, a move being framed as a democratic safeguard that supporters of other clubs lack. The organisation holds veto rights over any sale or redevelopment of the stadium, and scrutiny of those powers comes as Chelsea's current ownership, Clearlake Capital, faces questions about the club's direction and control.
- 3Chelsea Pitch Owners praised as a democratic safeguard on ownershipโChelsea Pitch Owners checks ownership power โ it is the democratic safeguard every fanbase craves
Attention has turned to Chelsea Pitch Owners, the organisation that holds the freehold of Stamford Bridge and can block any attempt to move the club away from the stadium or radically alter its use. Commentators describe it as a rare democratic safeguard in football, giving supporters a formal check on owners' power that most fanbases lack.
- 4Alabama Senator Discusses Rebuild Alabama Act ImpactโIn Focus Alabama: Sen. Clyde Chambliss talks about the impact of the Rebuild Alabama Act
Alabama State Senator Clyde Chambliss discussed the impact of the Rebuild Alabama Act in a televised interview. The 2019 law raised the state's gasoline tax to fund road and bridge projects across Alabama. Chambliss, a key supporter of the legislation, spoke about how the revenue is being used for infrastructure improvements statewide.
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The Rhode Island Turnpike and Bridge Authority has lifted the travel ban on the state's bridges, clearing restrictions that had kept traffic off crossings such as those in the Newport area. Drivers can now use the bridges normally again. The ban had been put in place as a safety measure, and the decision to end it signals conditions on the structures are back within safe operating limits.
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