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Bessent Backs SEC and CFTC Crypto Rules as Congress Stalls
Treasury Secretary Bessent says agency action can advance crypto regulation after the Clarity Act failed, but warns rules written by regulators can be undone.
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OCC Urges Community Banks to Enter Stablecoin Payments Market
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency is pushing community banks to participate in the fast-growing stablecoin payments sector.
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UK Sanctions 15 Sudan Commanders Over Wartime Sexual Violence
Britain targets military leaders from both sides of Sudan's civil war, imposing sanctions over systematic wartime rape.
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OCC Urges Community Banks to Issue Payment Stablecoins
The US Office of the Comptroller of the Currency is calling on community banks to enter the stablecoin market following GENIUS Act rule finalization.
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South Korea May Delay Crypto Tax Enforcement Until 2029
Seoul lawmakers are weighing a fresh postponement of a 2020 digital asset income tax law, raising concerns over data-sharing with US authorities.
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Ukraine Pushes Back on Musk's Starlink Terms Violation Claim
Ukraine disputes Elon Musk's assertion that its military broke Starlink's terms of service during drone operations, citing commercial service limitations.
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CNBC Survey Reveals What Each Party Fears Most in 2026
A new CNBC poll exposes deep partisan anxieties ahead of 2026 midterms, with voters split on executive overreach and socialist-leaning policy.
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Trump Attorney Blanche Defends Lawsuit Over Alaska Senate Certification
Trump's lawyer Todd Blanche is backing a lawsuit targeting Alaska's Senate election certification. Democrats deny any ties to Sen. Daniel J. Sullivan.
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Jordan Church Attack Survivor Recounts Cousin's Death Up Close
A survivor of a deadly church attack in Jordan describes watching her cousin die in the assault, offering a harrowing firsthand account.
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UK to Launch Defensive Air Missions Over Saudi Arabia
Britain confirmed it will conduct defensive air operations over Saudi Arabia, marking a significant military commitment to the region.
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Social Security Administration Fixes Millions of Records, Flags More
The SSA says it corrected millions of records to combat fraud and warns that additional fixes are still underway.
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Dream Home Derailed by Data Center Power Plant Next Door
A woman building her dream home found construction upended after a data center secured permits for a nearby power plant on an expedited track.
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ICE Accused of Illegally Detaining Immigrants in NJ Warehouse
Federal immigration agents are reportedly holding migrants in an unlicensed New Jersey warehouse, raising urgent legal and civil rights concerns.
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Mass Arrests Follow Widespread Looting Across Paris
French authorities detained thousands after looters ransacked stores across Paris, triggering a major law enforcement crackdown.
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Can Britain Uphold Its Core Values Without Christianity?
A debate is growing in Britain over whether the nation can sustain its foundational values as Christian identity declines.
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Why an Independent Judiciary Remains Vital to Democracy
Columnist Tom Campbell argues judicial independence is a rare and essential safeguard that democracies cannot afford to lose.
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