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fromBitcoin Magazine
4 months agoStablecoins, Not Bitcoin, In Focus At First U.S. Digital Assets Subcommittee Hearing
The Senate Banking Subcommittee is actively discussing bipartisan legislation for stablecoins and digital assets.
Sen. Cory Booker accused Republicans of rushing the vote on Emil Bove's nomination and ignoring established rules of the committee. He expressed his concerns about the nomination process and the integrity of the committee, highlighting Bove's alleged misconduct.
Dr. Anjani Sinha, a Florida orthopedic and sports injury surgeon, is deeply unprepared to effectively lead our nation's diplomatic mission in Singapore. He will not have my vote.
Sen. Maria Cantwell emphasized the importance of improving communication systems and science to better prepare for future natural disasters, particularly in light of recent tragedies.
In his opening remarks, Senator Scott emphasized that more illegal activities occur with cash than with crypto, suggesting that cash carries greater risks for illicit finance.
"Instead of exercising this constitutional oversight duty, my Republican colleagues are holding this hearing. Apparently, armchair diagnosing former President Biden is more important than the issues of grave concern."
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At a Senate hearing, Sen. John Kennedy confronted law professor Kate Shaw over her controversial remarks about Supreme Court justices, leading to intense exchanges.
During his Senate Finance Committee hearing, Frank Bisignano emphasized his commitment to ensuring timely payments for beneficiaries, firmly stating he has 'never thought' about privatizing the SSA.
McMahon emphasized that school choice is essential for improving educational opportunities for poor and Black students, yet did not account for those remaining in public schools.
Murphy's claims reveal a narrative where Musk is not simply cutting waste, but looking to financially benefit from dismantling agencies that protect consumers and workers.
The crash of an American Airlines flight in Washington, DC, has renewed anxiety about air-traffic control staffing and procedures at US airports, especially in crowded airspaces.