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Aug 6 (Reuters) – The bipartisan ethics proposal senators have pitched to President Donald Trump to get ‌landmark crypto legislation over the line in ‌Congress could trigger a significant tax benefit for the president, Bloomberg ​News reported on Thursday.

The Tel Aviv District Attorney’s Office charged Amshukov with contact with a foreign agent and 16 counts of providing information that could benefit the enemy.

Regulatory clarity is the foundation of institutional trust. That principle has guided Ripple’s approach to every market in which it operates, and in the European Union, it has just reached a significant milestone.

Jackson Hole isn’t the first place most people think of for a wrestling match, but that’s what is about to quietly unfold in Teton County over the next few weeks. 

Hackers are in the midst of a massive theft of cryptocurrency from supposedly secure offline hardware wallets, according to blockchain security firms monitoring the heists.

The logo of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is seen at the Los Angeles Federal Building on June 4, 2025, in Los Angeles. Daniel Park, 32 from Washington state, was arrested by the FBI at John F. Kennedy International Airport on June 3, 2025, as he was arriving. He is a suspect in the…

The Nigeria Revenue Service has issued comprehensive guidelines on the taxation of virtual assets, providing a regulatory framework for the taxation of cryptocurrency and other digital asset transactions in line with the Nigeria Tax Act, 2025, and the Nigeria Tax Administration Act, 2025.

Cottonia, an Artificial Intelligence (AI) focused Web3 project, is pleased to announce its strategic partnership with Cyper, a privacy-first Web3 social platform. This partnership is aimed at building smarter, advanced, privacy-first Web3 experiences for all users. Both platforms are experts in providing their services to users.

A new report reveals scammers are using Bitcoin ATMs, or BTMs, as a tool to defraud victims, particularly seniors, by tricking them into depositing large sums.

CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz reveals whistleblowers in Minnesota were ‘ostracized’ and called ‘racist’ for trying to address Medicaid fraud involving Somalis.