The real Trump coin is here! The U.S. Mint announced that the 2026 Trump $1 coin is officially on sale, with a purchase limit of 2 pieces per household for each product. Set of 25 coins, face value 25, priced at $61. Set of 100 coins, face value 100, priced at $154.5. This is the first time in U.S. history that a circulating dollar coin features the image of a sitting president.

Air China confirmed that on August 31, Air China flight CA982 from New York to Beijing experienced abnormal movement of the refueling truck during pre-flight refueling, causing damage to the refueling port and a large-scale fuel leak. If there had been a fire at that moment, the entire plane would have been lost.

Social apps nowadays just can't be done anymore Zuckerberg resumed updates on X Jensen Huang and Arnault joined X Apple's new CEO, Tim Cook, also joined X immediately Opening Xiaohongshu, Weibo, Douyin, it's all reposts of X tweets, and long video platforms are full of event explanations compiled from multiple X tweets, basically the whole internet is working for X

ByteDance employees are really stunned. ByteDance internally issued an all-staff letter, deciding to raise the employee stock option repurchase price again, to $241.35. Last October, the repurchase price was still $200.41, which means in less than a year, the stock options held by ByteDance employees have increased by 20% at the official repurchase price, and employees can apply to cash out by selling.

So cool! The upcoming GTA6 game, set to be released this year, has confirmed that the instant police wanted system will no longer exist. If players commit robbery or violence but are not seen by bystanders or caught on surveillance, the police will know the incident happened but won't know who did it. This will make it easier for players to act masked or escape the scene before the police arrive.

Previously shared by a team colleague, the 2025 Weibo blogger Shouye who was PR'd, stated that he received another PR letter from that side. And another blogger who was also PR'd directly replied asking, are you in Beijing?

Previously shared by a team colleague, the 2025 Weibo blogger Shouye, who was PR'd, posted on Moments saying that he received another PR letter from over there. This time he directly replied, "Are you in Beijing?"

It turns out that the US dollar's rescue of the yen was backed by Trump. The New York Times revealed that in May this year, before meeting the Japanese Prime Minister, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent expressed strong dissatisfaction multiple times to the Japanese Finance Minister about the yen issue, lasting for 2 hours. He did not understand why the authorities sought a continuous depreciation of the yen. His boss, Trump, believed that a weak yen would hurt American exporters. He accused the Japanese authorities of constantly pressuring the central bank to maintain Japan's low interest rates, while at the same time the government was continuously expanding spending. This strategy was driving funds away from Tokyo and pushing the yen to a 40-year low. Currently, he prefers to let the Bank of Japan raise interest rates on its own rather than carry out another round of large-scale foreign exchange intervention.