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First, Mark Zuckberg. Then, Jeff Bezos. Now, Sam Altman. They're all donating $1 million to Donald Trump's inauguration fund.
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Anyone can give Donald Trump $1 million. The pros do it in public.
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People are listing invite codes to Chinese AI agent Manus for $1,000 and more on resale sites
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Anyone can give Donald Trump $1 million. The pros do it in public.
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Who would pay $38,000 to own Mark Zuckerberg's gold chain? This guy.
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