Elizabeth Warren

The US Senate will hold a final vote on the GENIUS Act on 17 June, aiming to regulate stablecoins. While the bill has bipartisan support, critics argue it lacks strong consumer protections and raises concerns over Trump-related conflicts. If passed, it moves to the House for further review.

Just weeks after stalling over Trump-era concerns, the GENIUS Act has cleared a key Senate hurdle with a 68–30 cloture vote, setting up a final vote as early as Monday. With bipartisan momentum growing, is stablecoin oversight finally within reach?

About 100 protesters rallied outside Trump National Golf Club ahead of tonight’s Meme Coin dinner, denouncing Trump and his policies. Despite the uproar, guests inside remained unfazed, dining on field greens, filet mignon, halibut, and seasonal sides.

Tron founder Justin Sun will attend an exclusive dinner with Donald Trump after becoming the top TRUMP meme coin holder. With over $90 million reportedly invested in Trump-linked crypto ventures, some see it as a bold networking move—others question whether the price of a presidential “seat” is worth it.

Crypto investor and entrepreneur Anthony Pompliano has warned that Donald Trump's public threat to fire Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell could share the very foundation of U.S. financial stability.

Senator Elizabeth Warren has led a team of six senators to repeal Trump's decision to dissolve the National Cryptocurrency Enforcement Team (NCET).

The Trump administration has granted temporary tariff exemptions for key electronics. But Commerce Secretary Lutnick stressed the relief is short-term. The move adds to a string of policy shifts, sparking criticism over strategic inconsistency and raising questions about the true direction of US trade policy.

SEC Chair nominee Paul Atkins faced little crypto scrutiny during his Senate hearing, signalling potential regulatory progress. However, concerns remain over conflicts linked to the Trump family’s crypto ventures.

Elon Musk claims that D.O.G.E. has identified over $500 billion in fraudulent spending within entitlement programmes, raising concerns about the scale of waste and its impact on future reforms.

Senator Elizabeth Warren, a known crypto critic, has unexpectedly aligned with former President Donald Trump on debanking concerns, linking investigations to the recently dismantled Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Is this a tactical move to avoid backlash or a shift in her regulatory stance?