Rightwing America doesn't seem too pleased that the defense contractor is playing a pivotal role in the Trump government.

making him an O.G. member of the PayPal mafia, along with Silicon Valley royalty Elon Musk, Peter Thiel and Reid Hoffman. (Affirm’s current market cap is $18 billion; Levchin owns 10%.) ...

In the end, he said, it felt like a “racket.” “They're almost like mafia, mafia members that just use ‘God.’” ...

Thanks to Glorious for sending these over! Full switch review and teardown will be available Tuesday. See ya next video.

Today we will be reviewing the Keychron K1 Low-Profile Mechanical Keyboard. The Keychron K1 is a low-profile keyboard, which ...

The world’s richest man barrelled into Washington fresh off a decisive win for President Donald Trump, on whose campaign he’d ...

A group of tech innovators who formed PayPal have quietly amassed a lot of power in Silicon Valley and in the U.S. government ...

Forbes today unveiled the 2025 Midas List, the definitive ranking of the top 100 venture capital investors in the world.

US president Donald Trump attended a private banquet with 200 of the largest investors in his personal crypto coin. Here's ...

The company’s cofounders and early executives, dubbed the “PayPal mafia” by Fortune in 2007, include Roelof Botha, who went on to run venture capital firm Sequoia Capital; Max Levchin, who founded the ...