A new bill making its way through Congress aims to regulate stablecoins, most of which are pegged to the U.S. dollar. Should the bill become law, Solidus Labs' Chen Arad explores the implications for the stablecoin industry and the greenback.

An official with a government agency that President Donald Trump targeted for elimination has pleaded guilty, along with three businessmen, to being part of a decade-long bribery scheme that involved more than $500 million in taxpayer money,

WASHINGTON -- The Trump administration is advancing a new law that aims to establish the U.S. dollar as the dominant currency in the blockchain world and further solidify its status as the world reserve currency.

The Trump administration on Thursday launched a website for those interested in a $5 million investor visa for the U.S. to sign up for early access to a newly created “gold card.” “Thousands have

Pegged 1:1 to the U.S. dollar, USD1 is a stablecoin launched by World Liberty Financial, a decentralized finance (DeFi) project linked to the Trump family.While President Donald Trump himself acts as the chief crypto advocate at the project,

The dollar plunged on Thursday after US President Donald Trump threatened higher unilateral tariffs on trade partners, and oil see-sawed as traders evaluated the probability behind reports that Israel could be gearing up to strike Iran.

Trump proposed doing away with taxes on Social Security benefits. Not only are taxes on Social Security income complicated, they can significantly reduce the value of each retiree's monthly checks. But in the version of the new tax bill the House of Representatives just passed last month, there's no tax cut on Social Security benefits at all.

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All of that is putting pressure on the dollar. It traded near a three-year low on Monday, as global investors weigh keeping their money invested in America.

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