Politics

South Korea's Financial Services Commission is considering whether formal market makers should be allowed in digital-asset trading.

California Governor Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 2409, restricting memecoins tied to public officials.

Prediction-market operator Kalshi has lost an appeal involving its sports-event contracts in Ohio and Tennessee.

U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission staff has published answers to frequently asked questions about how securities law applies to certain crypto assets and transactions.

The Federal Reserve has requested public comment on two proposals for payment stablecoin issuers under the GENIUS Act.

New agency heads can reshape enforcement priorities without any change to underlying law, keeping industries on edge.

Candidates are sharpening messaging on cost of living even as economists note limited presidential control over near-term prices.

Higher interest costs are crowding out other spending priorities, with no political consensus on a fix.

Merger review has grown tougher and several high-profile cases against dominant firms are working through the courts.

Rising political pressure on rate-setters is colliding with investors' demand for policy credibility.

Broadband and transportation projects are moving through approval pipelines slower than headline funding figures suggest.

Businesses on both sides are pushing for a swift resolution after years of supply chain uncertainty.