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5 min readNPR News Now: July 1, 2026 — 3PM EDT
President Trump's latest financial disclosure to the Office of Government Ethics shows he made more than a billion dollars in crypto profits last year. The filing includes $500 million from his World Liberty Financial business, which involves governance tokens, and $600 million from sales of souvenir-style meme coins from another venture. Both the tokens and the coins have since plummeted in value. The disclosure comes as Trump and his administration wrap a Supreme Court term that delivered a mixed record — major wins on presidential power and immigration, but also high-profile losses on birthright citizenship and tariffs.
Supreme Court term: wins, losses, and a power shift
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- 1 (00:04) **Trump's Billion-Dollar Crypto Profits** - President Trump's latest financial disclosures show over $1 billion in crypto profits, including $500 million from World Liberty Financial and $600 million from meme coin sales, though values have since plummeted.
- 2 (00:29) **Supreme Court Term: Trump Wins and Losses** - The Court upheld birthright citizenship and blocked Trump's sweeping tariffs, but also allowed strict limits on legal immigration and pro-Republican redistricting.
- 3 (01:25) **Unprecedented Midterm Party Convention** - Republicans plan a first-ever party convention during a midterm election year, with Trump aiming to rally the base ahead of tight House and Senate races.
- 4 (02:09) **Russian Economic Pessimism Hits 20-Year High** - A Gallup poll shows a majority of Russians feel pessimistic about their country's economic future, as the Ukraine war enters its fifth year.
- 5 (03:01) **Major Student Loan Changes Take Effect** - The Biden-era Save plan ends, replaced by two Republican-designed plans, with stricter borrowing limits and a 90-day notice for 7 million borrowers to switch.
- 6 (03:35) **Extreme Heat Advisories for 120 Million** - National Weather Service issues advisories ahead of the July 4th holiday weekend, affecting a vast portion of the U.S. population.
- 7 (03:45) **US Men's World Cup Knockout Test** - The US faces Bosnia Herzegovina in the first knockout round, with the winner advancing to the round of 16 and the loser eliminated.
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