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US Political News Today: US Troops Who Survived an Iranian Attack That Killed 6 Americans Are Now Saying the Pentagon Lied About What Happened
Survivors of the Iran war attack that killed six US Army Reserve soldiers in Kuwait on March 1…
Bitcoin rebounds as oil cools but Trump impeachment odds show markets still on edge
Polymarket put the odds of President Donald Trump being impeached before his term ends at 64% on Apr.…
Latest Crypto News: The US CLARITY Act Is Stuck in a Four-Way Senate Fight — and the May Window Is Closing Fast
The latest crypto news US CLARITY Act Senate 2026 bitcoin regulation battle has reached a pivotal moment: the…
Georgia Ends Its Legislative Session With 3 AI Bills on the Governor’s Desk, Including a Georgia AI Chatbot Bill for Child Safety
Georgia’s legislature adjourns today, April 6, having sent three AI-related bills to Governor Brian Kemp’s desk, the most…
Trump’s DHS Pay Order Has Workers Paid — But Legal Experts Say the Money Isn’t Legally There
President Trump’s DHS pay order has directed all Department of Homeland Security employees to be paid using redirected…
Breaking: Democrats Meet Tonight to Decide Next Move on Record-Long DHS Shutdown
House Democrats are convening a virtual caucus call tonight, April 6, to plot their next steps on the…
Hegseth Fires Army Chief of Staff After Political Promotions Confrontation
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth forced Army Chief of Staff General Randy George into immediate retirement on Thursday —…
Second US Warplane Hit Over Iran; Search Ongoing for Missing F-15E Crew Member
Two U.S. military aircraft were shot down in separate incidents during combat operations over Iran on April 3…
Bitcoin’s safe haven story breaks as war shock revives $10,000 risk if oil hits $150 a barrel
Bitcoin, once promoted by some investors as a hedge against geopolitical turmoil, is behaving like a liquidity-sensitive risk…
Reserve assets face new test as sanctions risk pushes Bitcoin into policy debate
A recent paper by the Bitcoin Policy Institute on Taiwan opens with a familiar argument that the country’s…