“This will allow us to build the ‘Dream Military’ that we have long been entitled to and, more importantly, that will keep us SAFE and SECURE, regardless of foe,” Trump said.
In all, more than 70 people were killed in the operation and the ensuing violence, including security forces, suspected cartel members and others.
It’s still committed to creating something that will benefit humanity. It’s unclear why it doesn’t want to do so “safely” anymore.
The tie-up comes as Better.com becomes the latest firm to dabble in the emerging field of tokenization.
As governments race to restrict minors’ social media use, the tech billionaires who built the platforms are imposing strict screen limits at home.
UK peer under investigation after relationship with Jeffrey Epstein revealed in US justice department documents