61 Lost Bitcoins Retrieved! A British guy bought £1,500 of Bitcoin in 2011 through Intersango, the UK's first crypto exchange, then it collapsed in 2014 with his coins frozen inside. In 2018 the founders emailed him to claim his funds and he deleted it thinking it was a scam. Spent 12 years watching Bitcoin peak at nearly £94k a coin while his mates asked where his millions went. His wife convinced him to call CEL Solicitors this year, they worked through US court filings, and four months later all 61 coins landed in his wallet. That's about £3.3 million. Happy ending, hope he enjoys the gains.

61 years ago, the Voting Rights Act was signed into law—enacting a pillar of American civil rights. From the courts to the Congress, Republicans have repeatedly fought to gut this landmark legislation ever since. It's past time to pass the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act and ensure the right to vote is protected for generations to come.

61 years ago, President Johnson signed Medicare and Medicaid into law—providing millions of vulnerable Americans with a pillar of health and economic security.  He did so in Independence, Missouri, alongside President Truman, who championed the initiative during his time in office.   As Republicans gut these vital lifelines to give more tax cuts to the rich, our fight to protect the care that millions of Americans rely on has never been more important.

61 years ago this week, Jan & Dean’s “Surf City” became the first surf song to hit No. 1 on the #Hot100#. 📈🏄‍♂️ The song was co-written by @TheBeachBoys' @BrianWilsonLive, who later hit No. 1 with the group’s classic hits “I Get Around,” “Help Me, Rhonda,” “Good Vibrations” and “Kokomo.” The band helped popularize surf music with “Surfin,” “Surfin’ Safari,” and “Surfin’ U.S.A.,” which all reached the Hot 100 before “Surf City.” Surf music was having a moment on the charts that week in 1963. Some of the other songs on the chart were Chubby Checker’s “Surf Party,” Al Casey’s “Surfin’ Hootenanny,” and the Surfaris' genre staple, “Wipe Out.” “Surf City” earned Jan & Dean its only No. 1 hit, though it charted 23 additional songs, including “The Little Old Lady (From Pasadena)” and “Dead Man’s Curve,” which both reach the top 10 in 1964. Take a look at the top 10 that week, and swipe to see the full chart.