The U.S. Treasury sanctioned two crypto exchanges it says laundered millions of dollars for Iran's Revolutionary Guard, naming a Georgia- and UAE-based operator and an Iran-based platform.
The financial regulator subscribed to a global flight database covering more than a billion tickets to monitor activity.
Tokyo has asked Washington to stop meme-posting Mario, Pokémon, and Naruto without permission in a clash between meme-heavy statecraft and strict IP norms.
The new law creates a licensed, central bank-supervised market for trading digital assets, yet crypto remains barred from everyday payments.
The CFTC asked a court to stop New York enforcing against the prediction market the day before the state filed.
Regulators accuse the telehealth company of sharing sensitive health information with advertising platforms including Meta and Snap despite promising users privacy.
The company argues the law's definition of "nudification" is so broad it would make shirtless men and swimwear photos illegal—and wants a federal court to stop it before Saturday.
The eSafety Commissioner accused the social media platform of failing to detect material relating to the Christchurch and Buffalo attacks.
Activist Samuel Tunick said his prosecution is meant to set a precedent against privacy and "intimidate people."
Durov has previously called Russia’s criminal case against him "a sad spectacle of a state afraid of its own people."
Samuel Tunick allegedly triggered a GrapheneOS duress password during a warrantless airport search. Federal prosecutors call it destruction of property. His lawyers call it a digital right.
The 21st package stops short of a full asset freeze for HTX, which it accused of "significantly frustrating" its Russia measures.
The "GCottrell93" account bet the funds on Trump's election win and cashed out the profit, though who paid in and who collected is unclear.
The nonbinding resolution said the disgraced FTX founder should 'under no circumstances' receive clemency.
Democrats are mounting a final case against the Clarity Act centered on its lack of language restricting Trump's sprawling crypto fortune.
Apple alleges former employees took confidential designs, supplier information, and engineering files before joining OpenAI.
Top Democrats on key Senate committees demanded inquiries into the more than $1.2 billion that President Trump made on crypto last year.
Unless President Trump vetoes the bill, it will become law at midnight, banning the Federal Reserve from developing a CBDC until 2031.
The state's budget law leaves oversight of Kalshi and Polymarket to the CFTC and taxes them at 6%, far below what other states are pursuing.
The report, filed in May 2024, invited the National Crime Agency to determine whether there were grounds for further investigation.
The SEC updated its agenda to indicate that a key crypto rulemaking is slated to be released for public comment in July.
Israeli prosecutors charged a 21-year-old American man with spying for Iran while studying at a seminary in Jerusalem.
Crypto exchange Binance and its founder were sued for nearly $200 million in a new lawsuit filed in the United Kingdom.
A Michigan judge granted a restraining order preventing the prediction market from offering sports-related wagers for the next 14 days.
Carl Rinsch gambled Netflix's $11 million on stock options and Dogecoin, then spent the winnings on luxury cars and watches.
The court overturned a 91-year precedent, allowing President Trump to fire key federal regulators whenever he wishes for almost any reason.
Senators are seeking answers from the CFTC about recent allegations of deceptive marketing from Polymarket.
Crypto firms operating in the European Union will be forced to cease operations if they do not obtain a MiCA license by July 1.
Illinois is set to institute a new tax on prediction markets next week that would take 15% of gross receipts from sports-related wagers.
President Trump said he won’t sign the popular bill until Congress passes a controversial bill restricting voting rights.