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Long hailed by its proponents as a safe hedge in uncertain times, Bitcoin’s value has been falling steadily over the past few weeks.
Safin Hamed/AFP via Getty Iran launched a dozen ballistic missiles late Saturday night at the Iraqi city of Erbil near an unoccupied US consulate under… Read More »Iran hits US consulate in Erbil, Iraq with a dozen ballistic missiles: AP
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