The director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy testified before Congress to outline the administration's approach to artificial intelligence governance, research investment, national security considerations and coordination with industry and international partners.
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Governor Ron DeSantis has approved eight additional bills as the Florida legislative session concludes. The new laws include the “Tristin Murphy Act” providing alternatives for mentally ill defendants, strengthened Baker Act provisions, enhanced public beach access, streamlined land‑use regulations, and updates to several special‑district charters. These measures aim to improve mental‑health responses, preserve public coastal access, and speed up local-development processes
As major U.S. tech firms increasingly align with the Trump administration's policies, European leaders are pushing harder for digital sovereignty, aiming to reduce reliance on American platforms. The EU is accelerating development of independent cloud infrastructure, mobile operating systems, and AI regulations to protect privacy and autonomy in the digital space.
The U.S. Senate is expected to approve the GENIUS Act today—a landmark bipartisan bill establishing the first comprehensive stablecoin framework. It includes consumer protections and bans members of Congress (but notably not the President) from profiting from stablecoins. While praised by industry leaders like Coinbase’s CEO and the Treasury Secretary, critics—such as Sen. Elizabeth Warren—warn the bill creates a "super highway" for presidential conflicts of interest
Reuters reports that French banking giant SocGen is rolling out a dollar-backed stablecoin in July via SG-FORGE. Launching on Ethereum & Solana Custody by BNY Mellon Use cases include crypto trading, cross-border payments, FX, and collateralization
A feature from Barron’s with Galaxy Digital’s Mike Novogratz covers: Bitcoin’s near all-time highs (around $110K) Institutional entrants like Circle, BlackRock, and JPMorgan New stablecoin regulations (GENIUS & CLARITY Acts) Long-term outlook on crypto infrastructure and stablecoins
Tech giants are facing increasing scrutiny for potential antitrust violations, sparking calls for stronger regulation in the tech industry.
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