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Justine Calma

Justine Calma

Senior Science Reporter

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    Donald Trump’s tax returns are here.

    Six years of the former president’s returns, from 2015 to 2020, are now public. After years of controversy and legal battles surrounding his refusal to make the returns public as a presidential candidate in 2016, the House Ways and Means Committee dropped the documents this morning.

    We already had a glimpse into them last week, thanks to a couple reports from the Committee. Trump paid $0 in income taxes in 2020, for instance. The IRS also lagged on mandatory audits of Trump’s taxes while he was in office. The saga continues today, as more details come out from the long-awaited tax records that are thousands of pages long.

    Trump Tax Returns Released by House Democrats

    [The New York Times]

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    Justine Calma
    The Bahamas seized $3.5 billion in FTX digital assets.

    The country’s Securities Commission took control of the assets soon after the crypto exchange filed for bankruptcy in the US in November, and the value is based on crypto prices at the time — it’s likely changed significantly since then.

    The regulator “determined that there was a significant risk of imminent dissipation as to the digital assets under the custody or control of FTXDM to the prejudice of its customers and creditors,” it said in a Dec. 29 media release. That tracks.

    Bahamas regulator holds FTX assets pending delivery to customers, creditors

    [Reuters]

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