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T. Rowe Price Launches First Actively Managed Multi-Token Spot Crypto ETF Amid Growing Institutional Demand

T. Rowe Price Launches First Actively Managed Multi-Token Spot Crypto ETF Amid Growing Institutional Demand

T. Rowe Price Launches First Actively Managed Multi-Token Spot Crypto ETF Amid Growing Institutional Demand
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Coinbase Vice Chair Advocates for Clarity Act to Prevent Fraud

Coinbase Vice Chair Advocates for Clarity Act to Prevent Fraud

Coinbase Vice Chair Advocates for Clarity Act to Prevent Fraud
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XRP Awaits CLARITY Act Vote as Senate Decision Looms

XRP Awaits CLARITY Act Vote as Senate Decision Looms

XRP Awaits CLARITY Act Vote as Senate Decision Looms
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Congress Must Stop Enabling Trump’s Crypto Corruption

Congress Must Stop Enabling Trump’s Crypto Corruption

With the CLARITY Act, Washington is cashing in on the crypto industry. Americans will pay the price
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FTX Bankruptcy Plan Faces Criticism Over Customer Compensation

FTX Bankruptcy Plan Faces Criticism Over Customer Compensation

FTX Bankruptcy Plan Faces Criticism Over Customer Compensation
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Federal Agencies Provide Avenues for Consumer Complaints Amid Regulatory Challenges

Federal Agencies Provide Avenues for Consumer Complaints Amid Regulatory Challenges

Federal agencies in the United States continue to offer channels for consumers to file complaints about fraud, unsafe products, and other issues, despite facing budget cuts and reduced regulatory oversight. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) handles complaints related to product and service fraud, often collaborating with state agencies for investigations. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) addresses issues within the financial services sector, including credit scorers and non-bank lenders. Additionally, the Consumer Product Safety Commission provides a database for product recalls and warnings. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) manages complaints about airline travel issues, while the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center focuses on online criminal activity. Despite the challenges, these agencies remain active in logging complaints, which are shared with Congress and state legislators to inform budgets and investigations.
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America already tried permanent daylight saving time. It lasted less than a year. Could it work now?

America already tried permanent daylight saving time. It lasted less than a year. Could it work now?

The twice-yearly changing of the clocks could be a thing of the past if legislation currently in Congress that calls for permanent daylight time makes it through
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Custodia Bank Appeals to Supreme Court Over Fed Master Account Denial

Custodia Bank Appeals to Supreme Court Over Fed Master Account Denial

Custodia Bank Appeals to Supreme Court Over Fed Master Account Denial
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Congress Urged to Pass Permitting Reform to Boost Solar and Storage Projects

Congress Urged to Pass Permitting Reform to Boost Solar and Storage Projects

The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) is advocating for Congress to pass permitting reform to expedite the development of solar and storage projects in the United States. Current bureaucratic hurdles, particularly those imposed by the Department of the Interior, are delaying projects, threatening grid reliability, and increasing electricity costs. SEIA estimates that over 450 solar projects, representing more than 36% of new planned power capacity, are at risk due to these delays. The association argues that streamlining the permitting process would lower electricity costs, enhance grid reliability, and unlock significant American investment in renewable energy infrastructure.
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Congress Targets Organized Retail Crime with New Legislation

Congress Targets Organized Retail Crime with New Legislation

The U.S. House of Representatives has passed the Combating Organized Retail Crime Act of 2025, which aims to address the growing issue of organized retail crime involving illegally obtained goods. This legislation seeks to create a coordinated federal response to such crimes and expand federal money-laundering laws to include offenses involving prepaid cards and gift certificates. The act comes in response to a rise in sophisticated retail crime schemes, including the use of stolen card data loaded into phone wallets for fraudulent purchases. Law enforcement officials estimate that these organized crime groups may be generating up to $1 billion annually through such activities.
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US Congressional Delegation Visits China to Assess Trade and National Security Implications

US Congressional Delegation Visits China to Assess Trade and National Security Implications

A delegation from the US-China Economic and Security Review Commission is visiting China for the first time since 2019. The mission aims to evaluate the national security implications of the US-China economic and trade relationship. The commission plans to meet with Chinese government officials, academics, and industry leaders in sectors like artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and robotics. The visit is not intended to reset relations but to gain a deeper understanding of the bilateral trade dynamics. This trip follows heightened trade tensions during President Trump's first term and is the first since the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Olive Garden's Pasta Pass Policy Sparks Debate Over Voter ID Laws

Olive Garden's Pasta Pass Policy Sparks Debate Over Voter ID Laws

Olive Garden's requirement for a photo ID to use its Never-Ending Pasta Pass has become a focal point in the debate over voter ID laws in the United States. The restaurant's policy, which mandates that passholders present a valid photo ID matching the name on the pass, has been highlighted by conservatives as stricter than the voting requirements in some Democrat-led states. This comparison has been used to advocate for the SAVE America Act, which includes voter ID and citizenship verification measures. Prominent figures, including Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita and Utah Senator Mike Lee, have voiced their support for the act, arguing that election security should be at least as stringent as Olive Garden's policy. President Trump has also urged Congress to pass the SAVE Act, emphasizing the need for secure and fair elections.