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    Vietnamese Man Charged in $53 Million Crypto Fraud Scheme●▸ Vietnamese Man Charged in $53M Crypto Fraud Scheme U.S. prosecutors charge Vietnamese national in alleged crypto fraudMmastodonBusinessCrypto21 h ago

    US prosecutors have charged a Vietnamese national over an alleged cryptocurrency fraud scheme tied to roughly $53.3 million in illicit transactions. The charges add to a string of recent enforcement actions against crypto-related fraud, and market watchers are sharing the news as a bearish signal for sentiment around digital assets.

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    Two Friends Win Gold Medal at World Robot Competition●The two friends jointly won the Gold Medal at the World Robot Competition.✉newsSciencePhysics1 h ago

    Two friends have jointly won a gold medal at the World Robot Competition, a distinction celebrated on Vietnamese-language news coverage. The award recognises their robotics project at an international contest bringing together young engineers from around the world. Reports in Vietnam are highlighting the victory as a notable achievement for the country's young robotics talent.

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    Trump breaks salute as military fly-over startles him, internet mocks●The Internet Reacts As Donald Trump Breaks His Salute After Being Startled By A Military Fly-Over In Viral Clip: 'That's Called The Draft Dodger Flinch'✉newsTechnologyInternet1 h ago

    Donald Trump was visibly startled and broke his salute during a military fly-over, in a moment captured on camera and widely shared online. Critics quickly mocked the flinch, with some dubbing it the 'draft dodger flinch', a jab referencing his Vietnam-era draft deferments. Supporters argue the reaction to a loud jet is entirely normal and nothing more than a reflex.

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    Vietnam War veteran shoots home intruder in San Francisco●Home intruder in San Francisco shot by Vietnam War veteran✉newsWar1 h ago

    A Vietnam War veteran shot an intruder who broke into his home in San Francisco. The incident has drawn attention because of the homeowner's age and military background, and it adds to ongoing debate in the city about home defense and public safety.