The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has accused a North Carolina man and his firm of defrauding over 60 investors through a $14 million crypto and futures investment scheme spanning nearly four years.
A federal judge appointed by Donald Trump dismissed a DOJ subpoena for extensive personal records of election workers, citing overreach and expired statute of limitations.
Despite concerns that Strategy’s Bitcoin sale would pressure prices, the market response suggests the move may help stabilize BTC and restore investor confidence.
Oregon’s Attorney General moves to delay the Paramount and Warner Bros. merger by requesting court intervention over withheld lobbying documents and a 60-day pause on deal closure.
A former U.S. ambassador to NATO described President Trump’s removal of sanctions on Turkey during a NATO summit as an unusual and questionable diplomatic move.
The United States intensified pressure on Iran by striking over 80 military sites and ending a temporary licence allowing Tehran to sell oil, following attacks on commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz.
Strike launched a new Bitcoin-backed loan designed to avoid margin calls and forced liquidations by charging higher interest and requiring strict timely payments.
CleanPeak Energy will supply Western Sydney International Airport with exclusively renewable electricity through new solar projects and a large battery storage system.
Iran accused the United States of violating the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding after Washington reversed the temporary suspension of sanctions on Iranian oil exports.
In a contentious Michigan Senate primary debate, Abdul El-Sayed attributed U.S. challenges—from AI policy to the national debt—to Israeli influence and criticized AIPAC’s role in American politics.