Impact of Judges and Regulators on Online Platforms

Judges and regulators are increasingly shaping how online platforms operate, impacting tech giants like Apple, Google, Meta, and Amazon. The push for more 'open' platforms is being challenged by the success of closed and tightly controlled platforms. Regulation may hinder innovation and competition, and policymakers should focus on policing harms rather than playing architect.

Investing in $TRUMP Meme Coin

Approximately 764,000 wallets that purchased President Trump's $TRUMP meme coin have lost money, with most holding smaller amounts of the token. Despite this, 58 wallets made over $10 million each, totaling $1.1 billion in gains. The token's market cap peaked at $2.7 billion but has since fallen to $2.17 billion. Regulators are investigating whether the coin and a related venture pose a conflict of interest for the president.

Boycotts against Bovaer feed additive in Britain

Boycotts have been launched in Britain against a feed additive called Bovaer, meant to reduce methane emissions from cattle, due to safety concerns. Despite concerns about its safety, regulators in the US, UK, and EU have approved its use. The additive is comprised of propylene glycol, silicon dioxide, and 3-nitrooxypropanol. Proponents argue that it is broken down by cow digestion and not harmful to humans.

Pharmaceutical Companies' Influence Over Media Outlets

Dr. Drew Pinsky discusses how pharmaceutical companies advertise to have influence and control over media outlets, affecting the health of the country and pointing out the cozy relationship between regulators and Big Pharma.