PwC is increasing its involvement in the cryptocurrency sector as support from Donald Trump and other lawmakers grows, signaling a broader acceptance and integration of digital assets in the financial industry.
A series of visits by Japanese lawmakers to Taiwan has highlighted strong Japan-Taiwan relations and provoked a sharp response from China, amid ongoing tensions over Taiwan's status and regional security.
Reps. Marjorie Taylor Greene, Thomas Massie, and Ro Khanna are seeking to hold Attorney General Pam Bondi in contempt of Congress for withholding additional documents related to Jeffrey Epstein.
The DOJ released new Epstein documents, but lawmakers criticize the release for being incomplete and heavily redacted, with ongoing political debates over transparency and connections to Epstein involving Trump and other officials.
France is set to end the year without passing a new budget as lawmakers fail to reach an agreement, with discussions also involving delays on a trade deal with Mercosur, highlighting ongoing political and economic negotiations.
Over 10% of current U.S. Congress members plan not to return after 2026, due to retirements, redistricting, and seeking other offices, marking a record level of turnover driven by political shifts and redistricting efforts.
Donald Trump faced widespread condemnation after posting a controversial social media message blaming the death of Rob Reiner and his wife on Reiner's alleged dislike of him, which was met with outrage from politicians and celebrities. The Reiners were found dead at their home, and their son was arrested on suspicion of murder. Reiner, a critic of Trump, had previously spoken out against him, and the incident has sparked a significant political and public backlash.
Top Maryland Democrats are urging state lawmakers to participate in the redistricting process, emphasizing the importance of adhering to legal principles and responding to political challenges, while also framing the issue as vital to defending American democracy amid national political tensions.
The Trump administration claims to have provided seven classified briefings to Congress regarding US military strikes on alleged drug boats, though lawmakers express skepticism about the transparency and sufficiency of the information received, with some calling for hearings and more detailed explanations.
Donald Trump has commuted the prison sentence of former Republican lawmaker George Santos, according to a Financial Times article, amidst various subscription offers from the publication.
Illinois lawmakers are considering measures to restrict federal immigration agents' activities in the state, especially around sensitive locations like hospitals and courthouses, amid ongoing protests and increased immigration enforcement efforts. Broadview has restricted protest zones near ICE facilities, and local officials are advocating for stronger legal safeguards to protect residents from federal immigration actions.
Peru’s President Dina Boluarte has been impeached by lawmakers amid political turmoil, marking a significant development in the country's ongoing crisis.
Furloughed federal workers are facing financial hardship due to the ongoing government shutdown, with some planning garage sales and dipping into savings as they await potential backpay and possible unemployment benefits, amid calls for lawmakers to resolve the impasse quickly.
President Trump is scheduled to meet with lawmakers as the US government approaches a potential shutdown, highlighting ongoing political negotiations and uncertainties.
A federal judge declined to reinstate eight fired inspectors general, ruling Trump violated the law but noting reinstatement was pointless; lawmakers are close to forcing a House vote on releasing Epstein investigation files, amid political tensions; and other updates include shifts in U.S.-Russia talks, personnel changes in the White House, and investigations into Trump-era deals and ethics violations.