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Meta is considering returning to the stablecoin market, prompting US Senator Elizabeth Warren to advocate legislation that would ban tech giants from issuing their own currencies. The GENIUS Act, which aims to regulate stablecoins, faces changes after opposition from Senate Democrats.
Gold prices are hovering near record highs last October, driven by Trump's hints of softening his stance on tariffs and calls for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates. Click to view...
According to BitcoinNews, Coinbase filed an application with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit to rule that digital token transactions on its platform are not securities transactions subject to federal law. In its application, Coinbase said that transactions on the platform are only asset sales, and the parties to the transaction are anonymous, with no other commitments than the sale of digital assets, so there are no additional obligations between the parties. The company said th...
On January 7 local time, the US Court of Appeals in New York, Judge Alan Germer, rejected President-elect Trump's latest request to delay the sentencing process of his "hush money" case. Trump's lawyer said that as president-elect, Trump enjoys the same immunity from criminal prosecution as the president, but this view was rejected by the court. Less than two weeks before Trump's inauguration as president, if the sentencing is not completed before the start of his second term on January 20, pres...
Hundreds of lawyers from around the world have called on the US to stop using unilateral economic sanctions, saying such tools amount to collective punishment of civilians and are illegal under international law. In a letter to US President Joe Biden, lawyers, legal organisations and academics criticised the US for its increasing reliance on sanctions to punish and coerce its adversaries, saying such measures could lead to economic instability, starvation and dwindling supplies of medicines and ...
On August 4th, according to CBS, Jon Feiner, the principal deputy national security adviser of the White House, said that the United States is urging its citizens to leave Lebanon in an attempt to prepare for any situation in the Middle East. This move is not a prediction, but a prudent planning. The US is moving aircraft carriers to the Middle East purely for defensive reasons. The overall goal is to cool the situation in the region.
On August 1 local time, the US Court of Appeals in New York rejected former US President Donald Trump's request to lift the gag order in his "hush money" case. In March this year, the judge presiding over Trump's "hush money" case, Juan Melchan, issued a gag order against Trump, prohibiting him from attacking witnesses, prosecutors and jurors in the case. In June, the US New York judge partially lifted the gag order. The revised order allows Trump to speak publicly about witnesses in the case, b...
