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The cryptocurrency industry has invested close to $200 million in the US midterm elections, significantly amplifying its political influence as it seeks to advance favourable legislation on digital assets regulation and oversight.
Dr Anthony Fauci repeatedly invoked his constitutional right against self-incrimination at a US Senate hearing on Covid-19 origins, refusing to answer questions about American funding for coronavirus research in Wuhan amid sharp partisan divisions.
Democratic senators Elizabeth Warren and Adam Schiff have called on the US Securities and Exchange Commission to investigate Trump Media's paid data feed offering Wall Street firms early access to presidential social media posts.
A senior US House Democrat has initiated an investigation into FIFA, alleging the soccer body engaged in a corrupt arrangement with the Trump administration to secure favourable treatment and drop corruption cases.
Donald Trump has called on Republican senators to eliminate the filibuster and expedite passage of the SAVE America Act, which would require voters to present passports or birth certificates. The push reflects tensions with Senate leadership.
US Secret Service Director Sean Curran has acknowledged operating under a 'heightened level of threat environment' while protecting President Donald Trump and other senior officials, citing multiple recent assassination attempts against the president.
US President Trump accused China of the largest election data compromise in history and state-sponsored interference in American politics, while advancing voter identification reforms before midterm elections.
New York's mayor has clarified that city authorities lack the power to enforce an ICC arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, passing responsibility to US federal officials.
A bystander injured during a May shooting incident outside the White House will pursue legal action against the US Secret Service, with lawyers set to file a personal injury lawsuit.
The US Justice Department has reversed a 2022 ban on TikTok for federal employees, citing a completed data transfer agreement that shifted control of the app's US operations and user information to a new joint venture.
US President Donald Trump will deliver a televised address to the nation Thursday evening during prime time, though the specific topic remains unannounced. The timing comes as Iran tensions and election dynamics dominate American politics.
President Trump has reiterated thoroughly debunked allegations regarding the 2020 US election, claiming China obtained voter records and suggesting Venezuela interfered with voting infrastructure—assertions that courts and election authorities have repeatedly rejected.
Over 100 Democrats in the US House of Representatives voted to end billions in military aid to Israel, reflecting deepening party divisions over Middle East policy and the Gaza conflict.
New York has become the first US state to impose a statewide moratorium on large data centre development, affecting facilities with capacities exceeding 50 megawatts. The pause aims to allow regulators to create stronger environmental and resource protections.
New York has become the first US state to halt construction of large data centers, implementing a one-year moratorium as artificial intelligence infrastructure strains power supplies and drives up utility costs.
US Senator Lindsey Graham, a prominent South Carolina Republican and close Trump ally, has died at 71 following a brief illness. He was preparing to run for a fifth Senate term.
US federal authorities have charged eight men with terrorism and murder conspiracy related to an alleged plot targeting a UFC event hosted at the White House on President Donald Trump's birthday in June.
A US federal judge has approved a settlement between Elon Musk and the Securities and Exchange Commission over his Twitter share purchases, but not before voicing substantial reservations about whether the deal adequately holds the world's richest person accountable.
American striker Folarin Balogun's World Cup journey encapsulates the intersection of soccer, identity politics and US citizenship law, becoming an unlikely flashpoint in the birthright citizenship debate.
The US Supreme Court has rejected President Trump's executive order attempting to strip birthright citizenship from children born to undocumented immigrants and temporary visa holders, ruling that the 14th Amendment guarantees citizenship to nearly all children born on American soil.
The US House passed legislation requiring tech platforms to implement safety features for minors, including age verification and parental controls. However, the Senate is pushing for tougher measures that would impose legal liability on companies like Meta and TikTok.