Government

A government is the system or group of people governing an organized community, often a state. In the case of its broad associative definition, government normally consists of legislature, executive, and judiciary.

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Senators Release Discussion Draft That ‘Builds on’ House’s CLARITY Act

Senators Release Discussion Draft That ‘Builds on’ House’s CLARITY Act
Senators Release Discussion Draft That ‘Builds on’ House’s CLARITY Act
July 22, 2025  |  Cryptocurrency

Four senators outlined their proposed steps for creating digital asset market structure legislation and invited stakeholders to comment on the draft and answer a range...

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Crypto Market Reaches All-Time High After House Passes 3 Bills
Crypto Market Reaches All-Time High After House Passes 3 Bills
July 18, 2025  |  Cryptocurrency

The total value of the cryptocurrency market hit an all-time high Thursday (July 17), surpassing the $4 trillion milestone, crypto data aggregator CoinGecko said in...

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Trump Poised to Share Plans for ‘Winning the AI Race’
Trump Poised to Share Plans for ‘Winning the AI Race’
July 15, 2025  |  Artificial Intelligence

President Donald Trump is reportedly planning a speech on America’s artificial intelligence plans, Bloomberg reported Tuesday (July 15), calling the address Trump’s “biggest statement” on AI....

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Defense Department to Spend $1 Billion on ‘Offensive Cyber Operations’
Defense Department to Spend $1 Billion on ‘Offensive Cyber Operations’
July 15, 2025  |  Cybersecurity

The U.S. Department of Defense plans to spend $1 billion on “offensive cyber operations,” TechCrunch reported Monday (July 14). Get the Full Story Complete the...

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Fed Digital Payments Mandate Gets Attention of Visa, Mastercard and FinTechs
Fed Digital Payments Mandate Gets Attention of Visa, Mastercard and FinTechs
July 11, 2025  |  Digital Payments

In March, the White House handed down an executive order mandating that the federal government will stop issuing paper checks for disbursements, effective Sept. 30,...

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Senate Confirms Jonathan Gould as Comptroller of the Currency
Senate Confirms Jonathan Gould as Comptroller of the Currency
July 10, 2025  |  Regulation

The U.S. Senate voted Thursday (July 10) to confirm the nomination of Jonathan Gould to be comptroller of the currency for a five-year term. Get...

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Private Sector Takes Note as Feds Hit Fast-Forward on Digital Disbursements
Private Sector Takes Note as Feds Hit Fast-Forward on Digital Disbursements
July 10, 2025  |  Digital Payments

The United States government, the world’s largest payer, is on the cusp of a dramatic digital transformation. Get the Full Story Complete the form to...

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Federal Agencies Say Iran-Linked Hackers May Target US Firms
Federal Agencies Say Iran-Linked Hackers May Target US Firms
June 30, 2025  |  Security & Fraud

Four federal agencies said Monday (June 30) that fraudsters linked to Iran may launch cyberattacks on organizations in the United States, especially those involved with...

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Fed Votes to Advance Proposal to Ease Banks’ Capital Requirements
Fed Votes to Advance Proposal to Ease Banks’ Capital Requirements
June 25, 2025  |  Banking

The Federal Reserve reportedly voted Wednesday (June 25) to advance a proposal that would ease the “enhanced supplementary leverage ratio” that determines the amount of...

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