ABD Senatosu Cumhuriyetçi Çoğunluk Lideri John Thune, kripto paraları regüle edecek Clarity Yasası'nın ağustos tatili öncesi oylanacağını belirtti. Demokratların desteği kritik önem taşırken, iki Cumhuriyetçi senatörün yokluğu ve bazı Demokrat senatörlerin muhalefeti oylama sürecini zorlaştırıyor.
O senador republicano Lindsey Graham, de 71 anos, morreu neste sábado (11) em decorrência de uma dissecação da aorta. Aliado próximo de Donald Trump e defensor de uma política externa intervencionista, Graham estava em seu quinto mandato no Senado e planejava concorrer à reeleição.
Republican leaders are addressing growing speculation and conspiracy theories surrounding Mitch McConnell's health and transparency after his hospital admission on June 14. Successor John Thune and whip John Barrasso have spoken with McConnell, reporting him engaged and discussing Senate matters, aiming to quell backlash from Trump supporters.
ABD Senatosu'nda Dijital Varlıklar Netlik Yasası'nın temmuz ayında oylanması kritik önem taşıyor. Senatörler John Thune ve Tim Scott tasarının bu ay geçmesi gerektiğini belirtirken, 13 Temmuz'a kadar senatörlerin eyaletlerinde olması ve Demokratların etik düzenleme talepleri gecikme riskini artırıyor. Gecikme durumunda yasa görüşmelerinin 2027'ye kalabileceği belirtiliyor.
A looming deadline for the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) renewal has created a political standoff in the US Senate. Republicans, led by House Speaker Mike Johnson, are pushing for an extension, but Democrats are blocking it, citing concerns over Donald Trump's nominee for acting Director of National Intelligence, Bill Pulte, and demanding reforms.
A looming funding deadline for the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) has intensified political deadlock in the US Senate. Democrats are blocking renewal, citing concerns over Donald Trump's nominee for acting Director of National Intelligence, Bill Pulte, and demanding his withdrawal.
Over 200 companies urge Senate leaders to vote on the CLARITY Act, citing competitiveness and consumer protection concerns, as market predictions diverge on its passage amidst legislative bottlenecks.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune expressed disapproval of a $1.7 billion "anti-weaponization fund" proposed by the Trump administration to compensate individuals "unfairly" investigated by Democrats. Acting AG Todd Blanche defended the fund, stating it's not limited to specific political affiliations or events like January 6th.
